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• How to restore the permissions for the folder

  I work with Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 10.

  Initially I tried see my Cookies folder and eventually he finds in C:\Users\(my user name).  I wanted to look at the files and potentially manually remove some, but I was not allowed access to the folder.  I am the sole owner and the user of that PC.  I figured it would give me full permission for files and folders.

  I tried to change the permissions on the folder, and even if the properties show that I have all permissions except "Special permissions" I was unable to open the folder.

  A second possibility, I changed the permissions 'All' allow all these same permissions - I clicked on full control.  A warning window appears saying that there are permissions that were more in agreement and it is potentially unstable.  I then decided to cancel this change all the permissions back, but am currently not able to restore the original permissions.  I am really unable to change all permissions to this folder now.

  I would like to restore the permissions on this folder Cookies in their original condition / by default.  Can someone help me?

  ALSO: since my original post, I noticed that in the icon beside my C:\username\ subdirectory when you view it in Solution Explorer, there is a lock.  I don't know if it was there before.  Is this a normal representation / by default to the directory?

  Thank you.

  Hi Susan,.

  Please follow the steps suggested by Amrita in http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/how-to-reset-all-user-permissions-to-default/9da312d2-c99b-4283-a275-e74d93dcc366

  Note: The steps mentioned in the link above involve changes to the registry. So it would be nice if you could take a backup of the registry before you start the troubleshooting step.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/back-up-the-registry

  If the problem persists, try the steps suggested by Brent in http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security/restore-default-permission-settings-in-vista/7eacb966-cbbd-41ac-b08d-7c7f881943be

  Note: The steps in the above links works for Windows 7 and Windows Vista.

  For more information about the symbol of lock on certain issues, please go through the response of Steven S't-want-any-locks/f82a3e5e-5164-4dc2-9ec5-3e97ce7606d9 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/folders-have-lock-symbol-don

  Hope this information helps. If you have any questions, please let us know.

• Urgent: Assigning permissions to the folder P6Reports error

  Hello

  I installed the version 8.3 primavera6 in windows 2008.

  For the configuration of p6, BEEP

  measures available in the connecting_bi_publisher_to_P6 document.

  According to the document, while the assignment of permissions for the folder p6reports am getting error.

  "oracle.xdo.servlet.security.AdminUser cannot be cast to oracle.xdo.servlet.security.DirectoryUser.

  Please help me solve this problem.

  Hello

  The problem has been resolved.

  Solution:

  Log Publisher oracle bi with the administrator user

  1 > create a new user and assign the role of 'BI Publisher Administrator'.

  2 > connected as this new user and perform the same action of permission again

  Kind regards

  Kumar

• change the attributes or the permissions of the folder

  I searched for this and the answers do not work. I have an app where I copy a folder to a CD on the C drive. When the application is finished I want to delete the folder. I can't do with my code. I can go to the folder in Explorer and uncheck the read-only option manually and it deletes fine. I tried SetPermissions, Attrib in Exec System, none doesn't seem to work. 2011 on an XP system.

  An observation of note: when I get permissions it reads 511. When I have a--manually select read-only it still reads 511, but I can delete the file in the code. I simply don't deselect read only in programatticaly and I need to. Thank you.

  I got a letter from a misplaced my system Exec command. Looks like it works now.

  Under the terms of the great Emily Litella: "too bad!"

• After using deny permissions of the folder security, is no longer able to access the folder from anywhere

  Hi, this is how things went wrong: I tried to restrict access to a folder on our server by using the permissions denied, file security.  When I try to locate the file for other machines connected to the server I can not see it now, which is kind of what I was aiming for. However, I am not sure what I have done because even though I can see the folder by using the server machine, I can't actually access.

  When you try to open the file I get now: \Accounts documents refers to a location that is unavailable, it could be on a hard drive on this computer or on a network. Make sure that the disc is inserted correctly, or that you are connected to the internet or to your network and try agaiun. If it can't be located, the information may have been moved to a different location.

  When I right click and try and go to the tab Essensials in this folder, I get: the required guarantee inforamtion is either unavailable or cannot be displayed.  Help please!

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/ms772425

• Lightroom CC "User permissions error" - cannot change the permissions for the folder Preferences

  I noticed that Lightroom was running slow so I thought it was time to take stock. (I was using Lightroom 5.7). Yesterday, I downloaded the last LR update, which is Lightroom CC [1067055]. I thought that Lightroom CC would replace 5 Lightroom but apparently they have downloaded as separate applications. When I tried to launch Lightroom CC I got an error message indicating "Lightroom has met permission issues. I followed the directions from this link met Lightroom user permissions problems. Bridge of Photoshop Lightroom crashes or hangs at the launch but it does not set itself (I did not take the final step which is - create a new user account). I was working off of Yosemite, so I hope that the error can be corrected if I updated my operating system. Today, I downloaded El Capitan and Lightroom CC will not always open - I get the same error. I went to manually update the read and write permissions for the folders listed, but some of them don't make changes. The preferences file gives me an error saying "the operation cannot be performed because you don't have the necessary authorization." I don't have the "Adobe" folder in this route Caches

  • /Users/ [user name] / Library/Caches/Adobe /.

  How can I solve this problem and get Lightroom CC to work?

  

  @laurawielos,

  Try this:

  the Macintosh HD > users > [your user folder... click on 'Go' on the options bar at the top on the desktop (Menu bar) > then click on the 'option' key > mouse down to the selection of 'Library' that should appear > click on it to open the folder /Users/ [your user name] /Library/ ' "]

  You should now find the appropriate folders to change permissions. Just give your user name of the read/write permissions. I don't think you want to give everyone the read/write permission as some authors have claimed.

• Cannot get permissions on the folder!

  I used to have an old pc, and I created a folder on an external hard drive with all my stuff in it (about 30 GB). I set the permission so that only my user has access. Now that the pc is long gone, and I'm on another pc. I can't access this folder can't change its permissions. It shows the owner as long as the old pc user, but may not recognise. I really want to remove this folder as it is originally 30 GB of space that I could really use for something else...

  I know to go buy, I really want to use it unless it's the only way:

  Copy all the files to another drive except this one.
  Or format of low level of the player.
  Copy the files to the hard disk
  I really want to use it, but I will if it's the only way.

  Try this utility that will help you to take possession of the files - http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/add-take-ownership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/

  Jim

• Android apk permissions to the folder bar.

  Hello

  We have developed a Mobile application in Apache Flex 4.7 for Android, and we wanted the same application that will be deployed in Blackberry as well. For this, we used Blackberry APK Packer to convert the .apk file to bar. We got the success in the conversion of the apk for bar.

  But the problem is, we need access to the images in the device through our application, that's why we've given permissions in Android (android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) and it works fine, when it comes to blackberry, these permissions do not work (not able to select the images). We believe that we have converted the apk file to the stand in this process, that permissions are not carried to blackberry correctly.

  Could he please a sugget, how we can get these permissions work in blackberry.

  Had, I just give the two (android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) and permissions (android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE).

  In android just READ permissions are enough, but for BB, you need both.

• Trying to assign permissions for the Admin user on the folder root

  I am trying to add a domain user on the permissions of the folder for the folder root in vCenter with administrative permissions.  I can get it to assign permissions for folders under the root, but not at the top of the tree.  See code below.

  #Create a VIAccount object can be used with New-VIPermission, Get-VIPermission, PowerCLI etc.

  Function New-VIAccount ($principal) {}

  $flags = '

  http://System.Reflection.BindingFlags: NonPublic - bor

  http://System.Reflection.BindingFlags: Public - bor

  http://System.Reflection.BindingFlags: DeclaredOnly - bor

  http://System.Reflection.BindingFlags: Instance

  $method = $defaultviserver. GetType(). GetMethods ($flags) |

  where {$_.} Name - eq "VMware.VimAutomation.Types.VIObjectCore.get_Client"}

  $client = $method. Invoke ($global: DefaultVIServer, $null)

  Write-Output"

  (New-Object VMware.VimAutomation.Client20.PermissionManagement.VCUserAccountImpl ')

  (- ArgumentList $principal, "", $client)

  }

  $svcaccount = $domain + "\" + $username

  $account = new-VIAccount "$svcaccount".

  #(Get-dossier-dossier nom) | New-VIPermission-role Admin - main $account - spread: $TRUE # this adds the user to a folder called folder without any problem.

  (Get-file-name of the centres of data-Id file-group-d1) | New-VIPermission-role Admin - main $account - spread: $TRUE # when I try to apply to the root folder I get the following error:

  New-VIPermission: 2009-12-24 14:19:30 new-VIPermission 9C9AB6A7-E395-42D1-B944-516E1BBBCEF2 reference object not set to an instance of an object.

  To... vCenterSettings.ps1:93 tank: 70 + (Get-file-name of centres of data-Id file-group-d1). New-VIPermission < < < < - role Admin-main $account - spread: $TRUE

  I was able to reproduce the problem, which seems to be another bug for the cmdlet New-VIPermission in PowerCLI 4u1 indeed.

  As a workaround, you can call the SetEntityPermissions method directly like that

  $domain = 
  $username = 
  $svcaccount = $domain + "\" + $username
  
  $folder = Get-Folder -Name "Datacenters"
  $authMgr = Get-View AuthorizationManager
  $perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission
  $perm.principal = $svcaccount
  $perm.propagate = $true
  $perm.roleid = ($authMgr.RoleList | where{$_.Name -eq "Admin"}).RoleId
  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions(($folder | Get-View).MoRef, $perm)
  

• Permissions for the model folder

  Hello again :)
  
  I'll set up the permissions for the user of the ODI, but I can't do this for the model files. I give permission to the user to view some files and all permissions on another folder.
  I did it for the project and it works very well.
  
  Problem is that I can not drag and drop template designer to Security Manager folder. I tried with and without additional generic permissions on the folder template.
  
  The user have CONNECT and NG DESIGNER profiles.
  
  THNX in advance!
  
  Published by: user13278245 on July 2, 2010 01:11

  This is my absolute favorite. It seems that you are one of the few who have played with the security of the ODI and also have any questions: D.
  To resolve this issue, start the Security Manager. And then click the designer button in the Security Manager. Now, you will be able to drag-and - drop model files :)

  Whewww, that was hard. Wasn't it: D :D

• Windows Server cannot access the folder

  Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standard, I have a folder that I created.  I can access the folder if I go through the C:\ drive, but can't if I try UNC \\ServerName\ or \\IPAddress\ and receive a

  Windows cannot access \\ServerName\...
  You are not allowed to access \\ServerName\... Contact your network administrator to request access.

  but when I check the permissions on the folder, I'm registered and received a control total change, read & execute, display the contents of the folder, read, write.

  I need to be able to assign the UNC path to a database, and it is a failure because of this problem.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  QuestionBoy

  You will need to create a new post on the TechNet forums for assistance with Windows Server:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• at least that I share and reactivate the folder in the folder shared not accesible

  Win XP home edition:

  I have some folders that are shared, but if some files have been added after the folder has been shared, I am unable to access it from another PC in the House, unless I go back to the original pc where the records are, cancel the shares and then re-enable records.

  It is very annoying. Is this normal behavior and the limitation of the shared folder on a family Win XP Edition machine, or is this something that needs correcting. Of course, these files are not added directly by a user, but rather by a sharing of program files that stores these files on such predetermined files, once the file is completely downloaded.

  Thank you for your help.

  When you "move" a file on the same drive from one place to the other, the permissions of files in this folder are not changed by default.  So if you create a file in a folder where you have only access permission, this permission then follows the file when moved to your share folder.  Perhaps the simplest solution to this problem is to 'copy' the file in the folder share instead of "move".  When you copy, the newly copied file takes the permissions of the folder that contains.  These default values can be changed if you wish.  You can read more here:

  "How permissions are handled when you copy and move files and folders.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310316 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Cannot write to the folder C:\WINDOWS during repair or even Recovery Console

  The security on my folder C:\WINDOWS on my XP Home Edition somehow got changed to allow total control over a normal users (not administrator), and * only * this user - that is to say, no one else appeared in the list of users who have access to this folder.  I discovered this in the context of trying to figure out why the windows updates work is more due to the file permission errors.  To try to solve this problem, I changed the security for the C:\WINDOWS folder to 1) completely remove the normal user authorization and 2) add full control permissions to the accounts of two administrators on the computer.

  Unfortunately, next time I restarted the system, it would no longer boot properly - it shows a black screen with a white cursor, and that's it.  I then tried using the Windows XP Setup disk to repair the installation.  However, when the repair is executed, it is said that 'Setup cannot copy the file xxx.xxx' most every file it is trying to install.  It may even be all he's trying to install files.  The first file is complains about is vgaoem.fon and I tried to skip all files that fail, but I gave up after a hundred and it was still only about 25% complete.

  Then I tried to go to the Recovery Console to see if I could tell what was going on.  I noticed that I can copy files in C:\, but I can't copy anything in C:\WINDOWS or one of its subfolders.  According to the documentation, I should be able to copy files in C:\WINDOWS--sinon, the Recovery Console would be pretty useless.  My best guess at what happens is that the permissions for the folder C:\WINDOWS are somehow restricted such that even the administrator is unable to write to the directory.  The ACL apply in the Recovery Console?  I can't use the ACL commands in the Recovery Console, so I can't say.  Perhaps there is a registry setting that causes this problem?

  I really want to do a new installation I'm losing all my data (in addition to having to reinstall all my applications).  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Steve

  Steve,
  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forums.  Here is a link to an article that will guide you through to reset the security settings on your system.  This gives a try and let us know the result.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313222 Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Just reinstalled Windows, permissions on the secondary drive are bent now

  My 320 GB hard drive that has Windows 7 installed on it crashed. I also had a secondary drive of 1.5 TB of storage. I bought a new 500 GB drive and installed Windows 7 fresh top. Now, I think all permissions on this secondary drive are confused because they were originally from the previous installation. At first, I was getting errors in the programs that I couldn't because I don't have permission to write files, so I said the drive to give me ownership of everything on it.

  That seemed to work for a while, but now - and it is perhaps even more boring - when I try to move or copy files, even if I am the owner, it keeps popping up that box (which NEVER happened on the previous installation, incidentally) tells me I need administrator permission to move the files. The first time I saw it, my account was created as an administrator, so I was like "What the heck?" but I hit the little 'yes' with a shield next to him and the files will move as I indicated.

  After spending a ton of time to search the Internet for more information on this subject, it looked like whenever someone asked something similar to this, they would immediately get said, before all else, that they shouldn't be on the admin account, so I thought it was probably a good idea anyway, and who knows maybe it will solve the problem so I did an admin account, logged in it and the value of my main account to a Standard user. Now, logged into my account as a Standard user, when I try to move the files in the same way, the same box appears, except that now I have to enter the password of the Admin account to move files, too!

  I really don't want this obscene level of security on a single user's computer, but I tell myself that all this has something to do with the previous installation of Windows and system files on the secondary drive.

  Long story short, I want the nagging box go away, and I'm out of ideas.

  I solved my problem, I think.

  First: I deleted this user, who, after researching online, I found was just as I thought, an old rest of the previous installation of windows. Remove from the list of permissions of the folder seemed to work well and removed everything.

  Second: drive D right click, entered the security, hit advanced, tap on change permissions, open my standard user and deleted permissions. I hit OK, checked the box on the next screen to replace all child object permissions and click OK. It took some time to change all the permissions, but then I checked the various folders and files to confirm that the standard user was on the list.

  Third: once this was done, I did the same thing AGAIN. Right click the D drive, entered the security, hit advanced, tap on change permissions, open my standard user and he gave TOTAL CONTROL. I hit OK, checked the box on the next screen to replace all child object permissions and click OK. It took some time to change all the permissions, but then I checked the various folders and files to confirm that the standard user was on every list with full control.

  Fourth: I changed to the standard user account and tried to move one of the files previously not moveable, and it worked very well.

  MY THEORY OF WHY THIS HAPPENED: when I reinstalled windows, I chose the same username of the main account again. This may have confused the file system, so I need to get rid of all remnants of the old installation. My username and the name of the computer being the same, I just need to trash the permissions for the old compname/username and then reset again for the compname/current user name.

  I could be WAY OFF with this theory, but it seems to have worked.

  A bit of research I could do, but I'm not going to do, would be to reinstall Windows again and choose a different computer name and the user name to see if the same issues that happened, or if the new permissions set correctly. Or heck, even if the old permissions were still there, but once I took control at the start, it would work. But I'm not going to reinstall Win again, so I don't know who.

  Basically, I think that when you have a situation like mine, it is maybe just tell Windows to appropriate the entire disk is not good enough, and you must make sure that all the old stuff is removed before this. (If your username and compname are the same thing again.)

  As how young Win7 is, I guess the percentage of those who have reinstalled as it is still quite low, so it's probably a problem not frequently encountered. You can have people from MS to test on this!

  Thanks for all the help, I'll be sure to check if there are other problems and let you know!

  -Gary

• You want to change the permissions of the complete record of the default computer.

  Hello, a few days ago I updated my windows xp to windows 8 formatting. Now, divers show permission to open. I have change the permissions of the folder by clicking on the name of folder-properties-security-advance-permission & audit-user. But the other user cannot open the files but I can't. So their whole desire to restore full computer by default to any user permission can use it without any harassment.

  Thanks for the reply back Raju.  I just realized that you were referring to the readers.  A driver is software that communicates with the hardware devices.

  To resolve this problem, follow these steps: http://www.preyerplanning.com/take-ownership-of-entire-hard-drive-in-windows-7.pdf