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• easy transfer file permissions deny access

  I used easy transfer to move the files from xp to win 7 computer. the files transferred but refuse me access, even when I change the full security permissions. What should I do to restore the full permissions on my files transferred?

  Hello

  1. What is the error message you get while trying to access the files transferred?

  2. how you try to access the files transferred?

  Method 1.

  You must use the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard to open it. Click Start, type Easy Transfer and press ENTER.

  Follow the wizard to display on.

  Method 2.

  Ownership of a file or a folder:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753659.aspx

  Refer.

  Windows Easy Transfer: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Windows-easy-transfer

  I hope this helps.

• Change multiple file permissions?

  I updated from XP PC to a laptop running Windows 7. I'm trying to transfer files from my XP on my laptop. The files have access denied because of incorrect file permissions. I know how to change the permissions individually but as I have a few files of hundreds of change that is going to be a long tedious operation unless I change permissions in multiple files. IS THIS POSSIBLE?

  indydad wrote:
  > Thanks for the reply of Bruce. I tried your suggestion, but it doesn't
  > is to allow access to the files in the folder, but does not change the
  > permissions of the files in the folder. Any other suggestions would be most
  > Welcome.

  Yes, it will change the permissions of all files, more subfolders and
  /their/ content, when it is done properly. You choose Advanced >
  Change the permissions to the "replace all child object permissions.
  with permissions inheritable from this object"option?

  --

  Bruce Chambers

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  safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ~ Benjamin Franklin

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• Why are all these answerse questions / answers for HOW DO I GET around WINDOWS 7's FILE PERMISSIONS? so old/otdated

  Why are all the questions & answers so old that in 2009-2011 & some in 2012 on the 1 to 12 pages on MICROSOFT WINDOWS from the COMMUNITY in respect of the question ' HOW DO I GET AROUND WINDOWS 7 FILE PERMISSIONS?  I'm sure people still encounter this same problem in 2013 because of course, I'm and worsened. Which means that we are all being denied access to the files that we have and have a right of access. I don't think this can be more clearly stated.  Thanks if you can answer this question. It is dated April 2, 2013

  You do not have any problems, or at least in detail where all permissions question arises, when you do what with what

• I can't delete my Windows.old folder because of file permissions.

  I have a h8-1000z HP running Windows 8 Pro (a domestic installation). I recently cloned just my hard drive to a Hitachi 1 TB to a 120 GB Intel SSD Cherryville. Such a small disc, I'm looking to get as much room I can release. My windows.old folder is about 10 GB of space lost at the moment. I tried to adjust the ownership of the folder and the files contained in conjunction with change permissions. My account is an administrator account, but even when I adjust the permissions to allow full access to the admins, I always get the following error message:

  File access denied
  You need permission to perform this action
  You need authorization of josh-HP\Administrators to make changes to this file.
  (josh-HP is the name of my rig).
  I tried to give permissions to users, administrator, administrators, and all, but nothing seems to work. I even tried to delete the file in safe mode, nothing works. If anyone has any recommendations he could do, my ears are large open.
  Josh Cunningham
  Student and Tech Junky

  Hello

  How to remove the Windows.old folder
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/how-remove-Windows-old-folder

  How to remove the "Windows.old" folder in Windows 8 (several methods)
  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/2527-Windows-old-folder-delete-Windows-8-a.html

  How to recover files from the Windows.old folder
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/restore-files-upgrade-Windows-old

  ================================

  If necessary:

  1. open a command prompt (Admin)
  
  Since the office - key Windows + X, or right-click in the lower left-
  Command prompt (Admin); OR in the screen start just start typing CMD
  or in the Menu of charms - research - Apps - CMD-> and right-click on it.
  then on low screen "Run as Administrator".

  2 prompt probably like C:\Windows\System32 >

  This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  CD\

  Now, the line should look like C:\ >

  3: This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  Windows.old DIR

  Should resemble C:\>DIR Windows.old

  It should return

  C:\Windows.old directory

  and view the contents of Windows.old

  It's just to make sure that the Windows.old folder is under C: (drive C) - if she does not STOP

  4 this type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  Attrib - r - / s has s h Windows.old

  Should look like C:\>Attrib/s - r - a s h Windows.old
  (there are SPACES between Attrib and / s and r - and - a and -s-h and Windows.old)

  He should return to the prompt C:\ if it shows and ERROR and STOP - then check the command
  and if it has been entered correctly you are not in the right place.

  5 this type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  RD/s Windows.old

  Should resemble C:\>RD/s Windows.old
  (there are SPACES between the RD /s and Windows.old)

  Return Windows.old, are your sure Y/N Y type

  (If you get a message that you have no property rights then type this command
  "and press ENTER.)

  TAKEOWN /f Windows.old/a/r

  and repeat step 5 - were you using an elevated command prompt?

  6: This type at the prompt, and then press ENTER.

  Windows.old DIR

  Should look like C:\>DIR Windows.old - and press ENTER.

  It should return

  Directory of C:\

  File not found

  Which confirms that it is gone.

  7 close the COMMAND window

  I hope this helps.

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• Problems with file permissions

  I'm working on my work computer and the computer at home. When I continue to work from home after a work file permissions are changed. Localhost gives me the following error messages: "WARNING: unknown: to open the stream: Permission denied in Unknown on line 0 fatal error: unknown: failed to achieve ' / users/andersblume/Sites/Creative Cloud Files/musik/admin/artist_ny.php' (include_path ='. :') in Unknown we line 0).

  What to do about it?

  Work on what? On what system? You need to be much more accurate.

  Mylenium

• What are 'File Permissions '?

  My beginner reading: http://macs.about.com/od/usingyourmac/qt/Fix-Spod-How-To-Fix-A-Spinning-Pinwheel --Death.htm says that file permissions are automatically repaired now with El Captain but that before that perhaps they should be "repaired" after updates or the spinning Rainbow wheel can appear.  I get the spinning wheel on entry just after put the password in and clicking on (but it's fast and not annoying) but worrying to see nonetheless.

  What are the file permissions?  Are they connected to the wheel that turns that I see at the time of the process, as it happens, or do I not to worry it is appearing briefly and then in endangered?

  Overwhelmed - please help with explanation so that I can learn more about my Mac.  Thank you for your time and your consideration.

  File permissions control which parts of the file system access is the best explanation I can find. They can cause a spinning beachball, but they are not the only thing that can cause that.

  Try to run this program in your usual account, then copy and paste the result in a response. The program was created by Etresoft, a regular contributor.  Use please copy and paste the screenshots can be difficult to read. On the screen with the Options, please open Options and tick the boxes in the bottom 2 before the race. Click on the button "Report share" in the toolbar, select "Copy to Clipboard" and then paste into a response. This will show what is running on your computer. No personal information is shown.

  Etrecheck - Information System

• El Capitan utility of disk checking is no longer file permissions

  I upgraded to El Capitan, and when I run disk utility, I see that he is no longer checks file permissions.

  It disappeared?  Is no longer necessary?

  It is no longer available in El Capitan.

  http://www.IMore.com/say-goodbye-repairing-file-permissions-El-Capitan

• Strange file permissions

  I'm working on the COMPUTER audits.  We ran Somarsoft DumpACL on a Windows 2003 server to view file permissions.

  In the output, we noticed something special.  For some files, rather than see R, X or ALL of the permissions, we see dx0001056 (see below)
  What does dx0001056 mean?

  D:\IIS_root\AAA\,SERVER02\

  Any idea would be appreciated.

  Jim

  Hello

  Questions related to Windows Server 2003 are the best answer in the TechNet Forums. Post your questions here for better assistance.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home

• I'm trying to migrate data from a server to a new one with the file permissions of the files of users and records lost.

  original title: robocopy

  I'm trying to migrate data from a server to a new one with the file permissions of the files of users and records lost. So far, that's what I did, I used \\server1\share \\server2\share/sec /mir robocopy and robocopy \\server1\share \\serve2\share/e/s /copyall. It seams like they copied all files with the permissions of the user for the files, but not files. For example, if a user makes a folder with the files in the folder appear them have permissions appropriate for them but not the root folder or subfolders, they did... How can I fix this and what is the difference between / s /mir and/e/s /copyall?

  Hello

  You can find the Server forums on TechNet support, please create a new post at the following link:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer/

• Problem with fixing XP files permissions

  Hi all

  I am having some problems with the permissions of the files on my Windows XP laptop. The crux of the problem is that I can't copy/move/delete some files even if ownership and file permissions are all correctly. Even within a directory, some files I can move/copy, but others I can't. The files in question are my Outlook PST files which I am trying to back up manually.

  I tried to play with file ownership and permissions. Used the account admin machine, all to nothing does not. There is no file open file handles, I can not simply copy them. It's all very strange and hope someone can suggest how I might be able to gain control of these files again.

  Thank you.

  Mark

  Please describe your problem in detail. Include the full text of any error messages you see. Tell us the brand and model of the PC and what version of XP (Home, Pro, or MCE) runs as well as the Service Pack level.

  Outlook PST files can only be saved when Outlook is closed.

  Also, it is unlikely, but do a right click on the PST file, select properties from the context menu, and uncheck the 'Read only' if it is checked. Click OK

  Hope this helps

  Post back if necessary

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• Access to the file is denied. You don't have permission to access the file C:\PROGRA~1\Office14

  Hello

  I created a new e-mail account and fails my.  Running Microsoft Office 2010.

  When you open outlook, I get the error:

  Access to the file is denied.  You don't have permission to access the file Email C:\PROGRA~1\Office14\*** address is removed from the privacy * address email is removed from the privacy *.

  Cannot open your default e-mail folders

  Click Help and I get the following message:

  This error can occur if you attempt to run Outlook in a Terminal Services session when the Outlook offline (.ost) data file is used by the console session.

  To access this instance of Outlook, exit the current Terminal Server session, and then start a new session using the following run command in Microsoft Windows:

  mstsc.exe/console you must be an administrator on the computer that accesses the console session. You can not access a console session of a computer that is running Microsoft Windows XP Home edition. But you can do this from a computer that is running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, or Windows 7.

  For more information, see article 826488 in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

  You must make sure that your e-mail records are kept in a place outside system such as C:\Program Files folders. It is a restriction of the UAC.

• File Access Denied When the transfer of the old hard drive

  Hi, I'm running Windows 7 Professional on my computer. Recently, my laptop (running win 7 ultimate) beat, but I was able to recover the hard disk. Thanks to an adapter I have it is connected through usb on my current computer. I am able to access the drive, but some of the files come with an error message when I try to copy them to (file access denied). I don't know why I get this message. I'll be happy to give more details, if I have to. Help, please!

  You can use this for files of personal files,

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/112795-context-menu-take-ownership.html

• How can I change the file permissions that are made in the other operating system on the same machine?

  Hi all

  I installed 2 operating in two different drives (drive C & D) systems in the same laptop.
  Recently I have re-installed the Windows7 operating system on drive C. And formatted the D drive. Now, I have a BONE in my system.
  Now the problem is, I can't open some video files (the names are colored in green) who says that you have no permissions.
  I found that "Encrypt contents to secure data" is enabled in advanced of this specific file properties.
  When I go to turn off this option, it says that you have no permissions. It shows the name of the owner as a previous user of the operating system
  in the other disk drive D (that I already formatted)
  How can I get out of this problem?
  Thanks in advance.
  Balu.

  Hi all

  I installed 2 operating in two different drives (drive C & D) systems in the same laptop.

  Recently I have re-installed the Windows7 operating system on drive C. And formatted the D drive. Now, I have a BONE in my system.

  Now the problem is, I can't open some video files (the names are colored in green) who says that you have no permissions.

  I found that "Encrypt contents to secure data" is enabled in advanced of this specific file properties.

  When I go to turn off this option, it says that you have no permissions. It shows the name of the owner as a previous user of the operating system

  in the other disk drive D (that I already formatted)

  How can I get out of this problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  Balu.

  If encryption is not involved (if you do not encrypt the files originally) and is just a file permissions problem - simply take possession of the files first and then change the permissions when your account has full permissions on the files/folders that you need.

  If you do not backup your encryption certificate and key encryption is involved, then the data are almost lost to you.

• File access denied: you need permission to everyone to make changes to this file

  Hello.  When I try to delete a file on an external hard drive on a network, I get this error message:

  "File access denied: you need permission to everyone to make changes to this file."
  I tried to take possession of the file, but there is no security or any other option to do.  Here's what I see when I click on properties:
  In general, details, previous Versions
  Under "Details", the owner is listed as "Everyone".  At the bottom of the box, there is a link "remove properties and personal information."  If I click on that I have two options: 'Create a copy with all of the properties deleted' or "Remove the following properties from the file."  If I select "owner" and click ok, nothing happens - the owner is always listed as "Everyone" and I can't delete it.
  I am running windows 8.
  I am the administrator.
  Thanks in advance for your help.
  Doug

  Step 1: Open the file properties

  Step 2: Open the security option, and then click on allow list of user options and select your user name.

  Step 3: Select allow and any other option. Then, closed.

  Step 4: then open the file again. Now you can remove it.

  Hope that it will workzzzz...