Vista 32 Demo install Self-Registration Error

[Monolithent]

I'm building two laptops to run Hoster and a separate DJ program for a friend of mine in the business. The machines are both Toshiba Satellite P205D-S7436 17" Notebooks. Vista Home Premium. amd Athlon64x2 TK-53 processor. 2GB Dual Channel Ram. 120Gb Drive. I did install all the Windows updates to include the optional ones. (Which for anyone who has one of these laptops the updates will kill the driver for your DVD drive but it is fixable with simple registry tweaks)

The problem is that when I install The Hoster Demo to test the systems I gat a Self-Registration Error that reads exactly like this:

The following files did not self-registeror unregister:

C:\Windows\System32\OLEAUT32.DLL
Access Is Denied.

C:\Windows\System32\STDOLE2.TLB
Error accessing the OLE registry.

To continue, click OK; otherwise, click cancel

The first time I got this I clicked OK and the program started up just fine and I was able to throw in a couple of test songs which seemed to load fine. When I went to play one of them I got a sound like a metronome from both speakers and no video (just a black screen). I've heard of the clicking happening but I thought the guy at least got video.

Just to be safe I downloaded the Demo again and retried the install but to no avail.

Any ideas? I don't know Vista as well as I knew XP, but it takes a direct order from the president of the universe to get a new computer with xp anymore.