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

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  original title: require authorization of the SYSTEM

  I decided to do a clean install of the latest Windows 7 RC yesterday and today crossed and have started to remove some programs on a separate hard drive so I could reinstall their own.  However when I try to delete some folders, an error message appears saying 'you need permission SYSTEM to make changes to this file.  I am using an administrator account, but I can't just simply delete the file.  I tried going to and change the owner to my account or administrators, close it, change the security permissions to allow me to have full control, and then I can finally remove it.  The problem is, I have to do for all the files one by one in the folder, and I wonder if there is an easier way to go about this, or if I can access the user of this SYSTEM and just delete them all from there.  Thanks for the help.

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  Not trying to resurrect the old discussions, but I'll answer anyway because this thread came on top of the list of search results when I searched for "you need permission to the SYSTEM; I hope this will help everyone.

  Note: here, "the record" as a subject refers to the folder that you want to remove.

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• requires system permission to make changes to this file 22/04/2011

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  Hello

  ·         Work on the field?

  ·         Is the folder that you are trying to change on the network drive?

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