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• access denied to the local disc (c :))

  access denied to the local disc (c :))

  Read the article below and post back with all the relevant information. Thank you.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/thread/1467f44b-ee27-4F7D-98d7-f1c4b35b3395

  Windows Update forum is one of the three forums that doesn't have different forums for different versions of Windows (Internet Explorer and the game are the others).  With this in mind, we ask that you postat LEAST the following information.  If you don't know how to find some of the information and then post what you can and let us know that you need help to find information.

  Minimum information to validate:
  Version of Windows and Service pack level. (Windows XP Home Edition, SP3; Vista Home Premium, SP1; Windows 7 Ultimate, etc...)
  Post also if you use 32-bit or the 64 bit version of Windows.

  Update the number of the last update installed before any problem.  If you do not know the number of update, then give the date that the update has been installed.  The number of updates update failed.

  Error code updates failed or if you think an update caused a blue screen, give the blue screen error codes.

  Other information to validate:
  Measures already taken to correct the problem and the results of the measures.

  If the question is never happened before with other updates.

  A few other useful parts are:
  What program antivirus you use, if it is up-to-date, and there has never been any other installed antivirus program.
  If your version of Windows has been upgraded from a previous version or if it came with (or clean installed with) the version you are currently using.

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  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think. Harold Horne / TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2011. The information has been provided * being * with no guarantee or warranty.

• Access denied to the second disc

  My hard drive went wrong, so I bought two new albums: SSD for the OS and a few applications and a regular hard drive for data. I pulled the old drive, threw the new ones, reinstalled Windows on the SSD, and everything was good! I have created a few directories on the HHD, downloaded files in there and then I rebooted to finish a few things from Windows Update.

  When I logged in, I could not open the phonebook on the HHD containing my downloaded files. "D:\ is not accessible. Access is denied. "This has constantly produced with the second disc.

  Some info:

  • Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
  • C: drive is a NEW SSD drive with an operating system installed on it
  • D: drive is a NEW HHD for data
  • I connect with the user during the installation, I created. This user is in Admin group.
  • As far as I can tell, I have no problems with permissions on the SSD
  • A lot of people have this problem with the old disks after upgrade or reinstall - this is not the case here! These discs are new.

  I tried the things:

  • Granting of permissions/access my user group is part of the
  • Granting permissions/access directly to my user
  • Granting a group ownership of the directory my user is part of the
  • Granting ownership of the directory to my user
  • Do the foregoing to various combinations of input drive root, parent directories, etc.
  • Reformat the drive several times - this solves the problem for a while, but he returned after a few reboots

  Granting permissions or take ownership usually results in an "access denied" message I can perform these functions if I log in safe mode.

  Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? I am completely frustrated and confused at this point. I have full access rights and have even files, but still receive "access denied" errors

  I reinstalled the latest Intel storage drivers and the problem seems to be resolved.

• missing or corrupt file system 32 config system access denied in the recovery console

  I tried to solve the problem with a 32 corrupt system config and when I go into the recovery console, it does not ask for any password which is one of the first things that the recovery console is supposed to ask.  When I type the command 'md tmp' to start the recovery process, it tells me ACCESS DENIED.  I have no password for the system or the administrative password.  I hope someone can help me.  Thank you very much.  I use the dell 4700 running windows XP.

  Message edited by LuvYaAl on 06/17/2008 23:56
  Message edited by LuvYaAl on 06/17/2008 23:58
  
  

• Vista boot failure will not be access to resettlement of recovery discs or the factory

  1 day after the update to the latest version of Firefox, computer don't boot, recovery and reinstall disks spin for a while, nothing happens

  If nothing ever appears on screen, he points to him being a hardware problem and the rest is maybe bad timing.

  See you soon.

• Drive hard failure - where to find recovery discs

  I have a HP G60 - 235WM system that comes with having a hard drive failure.

  Before the breakup, I tried to create a defined recovery disk but the process

  cancelled itself in the middle of the creation of the file. Since then, I've run a system recovery that seemed to work until the second day when on startup, I got the drive imminent failure Prompt and selecting Blons is no not a thing... I bought a new drive, but need to access a set of recovery discs...

  Then I bought another laptop with WIN 8.1 - questions

  Can I create a set with the 8.1 recovery disk WIN that will allow me to recover the original software Vista system?

  or where can I get a Vista system recovery disk?

  Note: the failed hard drive can be accessed via the USB port but does not start...

  Hello:

  You can call HP and see if they have a set of Vista recovery disks for your model.

  If this isn't the case, you can get them from this provider on the link below.

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ID=13223

  You will not be able to use a set of recovery disks you create on a different model PC.

• Windows 7 backup could not write to disc error 0 x 80070005 network "access denied."

  I spent the last hour looking at the Knowledge Base. There just aren't clear answers, so let's try again.

  I am running Window 7 profressionelle.

  I'm doing a return upwards using the backup of Windows 7.

  Backup target is a network (Western Digital MyBookLive) drive

  I can connect to the drive mapping (z) or by using the path network (\\MyBookLive\Backup)

  Using the Explorer, I have AUTHORIZED AND CAN create, delete, and copy files. I can also create or delete directories.

  Using Windows 7 backup, I add the network drive when you are prompted, as well as the user name and password. No error on this point.

  When I run the backup, a number of xxx movies. TMP files are written to the network drive. So, the app has permission to create files.

  However, I get an "Access denied" error with an error code 0 x 80070005

  ________________________________________________________________

  Solutions 1

  "I tried a solution of the evolution of the network security: LAN Manager authentication level."

  "Send LM and NTLM & - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated".

  It did not work.

  Solution 2

  I use Avast antivirus. I have it turned off. It did not work.

  Solution 3

  Turned off the Windows Firewall. It did not work.

  Help, please.

  Hi phwayne,

  Please see the thread with a similar problem and fix possible:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/error-code-0x80070005-backup-not-completing/989958f9-E05B-4a1a-A2A1-1c3a3347a7c3

  It seems you have tried some of the troubleshooting list, but others you can try.

  I hope this helps!

• Vise to install 1008:9,-5000 access denied error installation Vocalizer for Logic 9

  I get the error:

  1008:9,-5000 access denied error

  As I am installing of Sonivox Vocalizer. It is a plugin for Logic 9.

  I traced down on the threads here that it's a common problem with the vise Installer application that many use to install their software, so they do not install for the same reason. Apparently the cause of changes in security in mac OS.

  How manually set privileges TEMPORARILY so that I can get this software to be installed from the installation disc?

  P.S. I already do not clean install (only admin), updated, then disk utility used to repair permissions and that it was not fixed.

  The system version: OS X 10.9.5 (13F1712)

  Kernel version: Darwin 13.4.0

  Model name: MacBook Pro

  Model identifier: MacBookPro11, 3

  Processor name: Intel Core i7

  Processor speed: 2.8 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of Cores: 4

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache: 6 MB

  Memory: 16 GB

  Only suggestion I've seen who could work is to understand what files they are manually and selectively instal time machine. Don't know what files choose so what makes a very hit or miss solution and I would rather understand how to change the permissions.

  Emailed to Sonivox support more than a week: no answer, so I post here.

  Model name: MacBook P

  L3 Cache: 6 MB

  Memory: 16 GB

  Reset user - file property See post by Linc Davis

  You may need to restore the permissions on your user account. To do this, start on your recovery partition (hold down the command and R during startup) and open Terminal from the Utilities menu. In the Terminal, type: 'resetpassword' (without the), press return, and then select the admin user. You do not have to reset your password. Click the icon of your Mac hard drive at the top. In the list box below, select the user account that has problems. At the bottom of the window, you will see a box labeled restore Home Directory permissions and ACLs. Click the button to reset there. The process takes a few minutes. When you're finished, restart.

  Fix the permissions of the user

• Access denied when you try to edit BOOT. INI.

  I was using Norton Ghost to clone a drive for one of my clients.  The clone has failed for some reason any.  After powered my system down to remove the two discs I was working with my system turns on no longer.  I get the NTOSKRNL. EXE missing error.  I decided to take my hard drive to another computer to check the boot.ini file.  The other system is Windows 7.  I get ACCESS DENIED when I United Arab Emirates, the attrib command to reset the attributes S & H.  I have to take ownership of the file.  Can someone help me?

  Why don't put you your XP drive afflicted and fix it using the XP Recovery Console?

  The situation is usually very simple to solve without moving from your HARD drive to another computer - and how you can fix this if you didn't have another computer to move to-reinstall XP from scratch or 'try' a repair installation?   If you had any XP installation CD?  (The Uuless Ghost FUBAR had somehow your Windows installation)

  You don't have a Recovery Console CD?  Make one following the instructions on this link:

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic276527.html

  If the NTOSKRNL. EXE is really missing, or even suspect, that's just replace it by using the Recovery Console.  It is in many other places on your HARD drive - just copy in a replacement and be on your way.

  If you have doubts about your boot.ini, just rename or delete (rename boot.ini.bak boot.ini).  XP doesn't have a boot.ini file to start in a general single partition configuration.  It will complain, but still boot without one if all the other pieces are in place.  Your question of the NTOSKRNL. EXE missing error is unlikely to have anything to do with the boot.ini anyway, but you can try things if you wish.

  If you want to take the right of a folder/file on a drive that has been moved to another computer, to implement this article:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308421

  I know not if attrib works the same in Windows 7, but XP, you type a command as the start, run or from a command prompt:

  attrib - shr c:\boot.ini

  It would be 'less' (remove) the attributes system, hidden and read-only.

  Here's a boot.ini file General who can help as an example, or after the content of yours, and we can take a look.

  [boot loader]

  Timeout = 5

  default = multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS

  [operating systems]

  "multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional "/ fastdetect / noexecute = OptIn

• I get an error message that my memory is low, but when I go to delete files from my recovery disc it will not allow me too.

  Original title: recovery Partition

  Stays of complete recovery partition may not free up any space. I get an error message that my memory is low, but when I go to delete files from my recovery disc it will not allow me too. There are 6 total folders on my drive:

  Dell, Program files users tools and windows sources.

  The Windows folder and the program are the most important concerts of 6-7 piece. But when I try to delete them or move only to the recycling it is bin-error right and says Destination folder access denied and I need permission for this action... Any idea would be deeply appreciated. Thank you

  I apolgize if I look tense. That's the way I read your phrase... > if I try yo run an app download anything I get this error...

  I suggest that you contact the manufacturer of your computer. Ask to speak to a technician and explain to that person of the situation.

  I'm afraid that I have no idea why your recovery partition gives you message "not enough memory" If you have never touched him.

  Maybe you'd wait for people with better computer skills to help you.

  Thank you.

• best2serve pile of crap recovery disc

  Hello

  Two weeks ago, I ordered a set of recovery disc for an HP Pavilion ms215uk all in a desktop pc.

  I paid £31.06 for drives that turn up. (7 days from order to receipt) - fair enough.

  However - they did not work. Disc 1 is OK, but on the insertion of disk 2, I got an error in Dutch (not English) that the system recovery discs would not work on this system.

  Great Stuff - Hp cannot even provide the correct disks.

  Good so I then sent their emails of support of shit and got a response indicating that they would send others.

  7 days later the disks turned up and guess what?

  Yes - they do not have work - same message - Dutch once again - and after inserting the disc 2 disc 5.

  It's 2 weeks - no recovery drive of work for my system - and 10 coasters.

  What the hell is happening with this crap company. No phone support (now I know why) and only contact by email - which they have not responded to and its now more than 24 hours.

  All brands on the site - even HP Hp can't help saying that I need to contact best2serve.

  Well I can't contact them because there is no way to contact them outside of the email.

  As far as I am concerned the disks are under warranty and that I should beable to call and ask why they do not work or have at least my money I can buy a copy of windows 7 and do a reinstall completely Virgin.

  2 weeks is not good enough - I'm just glad that the discs are not intended for a customers machine. Best2serve are crap - useless - and not very reliable from what I've read on this forum and the net in general.

  Oh - and discs are not manufactured or factory - basically, they are 1 x cd blank with green dye and 4 x dvd with purple dye. In other words discs burned and unprepared discs.

  And they are not scratched btw.

  So my question is what you do about best2serve or Hp?

  I have to go to the negotiation of standards?

  Or

  I have to create a website denouncing the best2web service and support - I could do a good job of it too.

  Your call.

  concerning

  peedoffbigtime

  Hi Paul,.

  As promised I have news on the situation.

  And here are my results.

  After many phone calls and e-mails to Hp and best2serve, I figured out that the Pc should be sent repair.

  That's why the recovery disks wouldn't work - pc necessary fixation. EVIL.

  The recovery discs would not work because I had installed a new hardrive.

  The recovery discs check the dmi information in bios or dmi on the "original hard drive" string that is automatically written in sector 8 hard drive at the factory.

  Replace the hard drive or the motherboard and your recovery disks do not work.

  BIOS updates can mess up too, the dmi information which was not the case with this pc.

  It's the original Bios HP 2009 - there isn't another available on Hp website.

  However for some reason any (nothing that I did at all)-

  Model number: MS215UK

  Serial number: 123456789

  Version identifier: 94WEv6PrA2

  The string Featurebyte: 333rd 2S2V and so on

  Part number: VG256AA

  The country Code: #ABU

  has all the missing since the information screen of the bios by pressing F10 to access the bios.

  It was like that for / to the plant.

  To solve this problem, I used an Hp dmi tool that is not accessible to the public, but a google search for cpc_dmi hp tool should get what you need. He made me.

  The 2010 version is the one you need.

  So, I used the Hp Dmi's tool and the cpc_dmi.exe of a bootbale disk file and published this information.

  Once I had done that and saved the settings of the chip rom all the correct information was shown on the system bios screen.

  Now armed, knowing this info has been tattooed in the rom chip system I proceeded with the recovery disk install again.

  I used the cd 'First use this disc' and then started the drive 1 0f 4

  This now gave me a good screen of Hp recovery option rather than the screen in Dutch say the recovery discs would not work on this system message.

  Disc 1 0f 4 installed perfectly and so the other 3.

  My system is now recovered and working as it did in 2009 when purchased new.

  Then

  I corrected the error of recovery disks don't work do not.

  I stuck two fingers up to the Hp support.

  I saved myself over £100 + by sending only not in Hp update bios dmi information. (FIX my donkey)

  That said it took me two days to get this working correctly through complete trial and error, but I'm a happy guy now.

  Oh - and don't will never buy Hp again. They suck.

  Thanks for the help

• Cannot start my TOSHIBA Recovery Disc Creator

  I have laptop Satellite A300-148
  Since I bought I tried to create a recovery disk to format my laptop, but every time I try to open 'TOSHIBA Recovery Disc Creator' this message appears on my face:
  ERROR: "(5) to C:\Program Toshiba Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator\Setenv.ini were denied access."
  What should I do?

  Hello

  I don't know what the problem is here, but the only thing you can try is to install the operating system with recovery image in the hope after the new installation of OS, that this tool will not work correctly.

  The recovery image is recorded on the second partition of HARD drive and to start the recovery installation press F8 after starting your laptop. In advanced startup options, select the first option to fix my computer. When the system recovery options are shown, please choose the last option in recovery Toshiba. After doing this just follow the on-screen menu.

  When the operating system is installed, try using Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator. I recommend you use high quality DVD-R media.

• Cannot restore my Tecra A10 from recovery disc

  Hello

  I'm having a problem restoring my C disk from a disk image. The Toshiba HARD drive recovery utility seems to have disappeared from my computer.
  When I followed the instructions for restoring (be it by pressing 0, or F8 during startup to access the HARD drive recovery utility) I finally get a message saying

  "The creation of means of recovery is impossibe! File recovery HARD drive on the second disc of the first hard drive not found. There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer. »

  (I get a similar message if I try to open the Toshiba recovery disc creator in the start menu)

  Because this does not work, I tried using recovery discs that I have made previously using the same utility. I insert the disk and start the computer (according to instructions), but nothing happens and it starts Windows normally. How can I use these discs?

  My laptop is a Tecra A10 16 d Windows vista professional.

  Any help would be appreciated, thanks

  As much as I know saved on HARD drive recovery image can't disappear. I guess you did a few exchanges of structure of HARD drive and now recorded image is not found by the wizard of HARD drive recovery or Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator. Both of these tools know where to look for it, but if they do not find specific markers you will get this message.

  Now the only option for you is the use of recovery disks.
  Do you use this disk for the first time now?
  When you check the contents of the disc in Windows Explorer you will see the content?

  Then try to boot using the created disc. Start Notepad, and then press F12. When the boot menu appears on the screen, place the disc in the ODD, choose the CD/DVD drive on the list and press ENTER.

  What happens when you do this?

• Satellite P300-220 - cannot run Recovery Disc Creator

  Hello

  Yesterday I received my new laptop (Satellite P300-220). Today, I'm trying to make a record of recovery and launch "Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator", the hourglass appears for 3 or 4 seconds but nothing else, cannot access the application.
  Any idea?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Do you have something to change on the laptop before you start the Toshiba Recovery disk?

  It's not easy to say which is the reason, but in your case I would start the recovery of HARD drive option. Go to the advanced boot menu, select fix my computer.

• Satellite L550-1CC crashed - do not have Win 7 64 bit recovery disc

  Just bought a laptop Toshiba L550-1CC with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installed.
  Other software had been installed on the 64-bit version and then the laptop crashed and seem to start with the OS but with a blank screen and only the Courvite of mice showing that could be moved.

  Unfortunately, the laptop came with a Windows recovery disc 7 32 bit only.
  This has been used to charge the cell phone who then worked well with all the software loaded into the hard.

  It's my wife's new laptop and she would in reverse on the 64 bit version of Windows 7 which did not appear in the Toshiba recovery disc.

  The partition of the HARD drive in the laptop has always hidden for access 64-bit original software and can make you a 64-bit recovery disc while the Toshiba is still running on 32-bit software. Having received only the new laptop, that I didn't want to spend another £30 on the purchase of a 64-bit recovery disc?

  There have been any help to settle this with gratitude because I get heckled by the boss.

  Chris

  Hi Prassky,

  If you start the recovery of HARD drive option, you should be able to restore Windows 7 64 bit. So I agree with Timox.

  But I have a question: why you didn t create the recovery disk Toshiba for Windows 7 64 bit first? It seems that you didn t read the user manual

  Anyway, to start the HARD drive recovery and hope that you will be able to create the recovery disk. If this isn't the case, you must order the Toshiba disk.