30983/message-saying-private-library-instead-trying-install-package
I'm trying to install a package in R called epiR and the console opens this dialog for me.
install.packages('epiR')
what do i do ?
This question appears if your user environment is restricted such as on a cooperate network. Opening [R] with administrative privileges will resolve the issue.
So say no.
On windows open [R] by right clicking and selecting "Run as Administrator"
Hey, @There,
Yes, it's possible to configure an app to always run as an administrator to save some unnecessary steps. if you are using Windows 10 and to set a particular application to always run as an administrator, use these steps:
And if you are using any other Windows then let me know if you face any other problem.
Hope this helps.
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