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• Crazy permissions with windows problems 7

  IM at my wits end with this operating system. My computer has some pretty bad permission problems that seem like they can be fixed at all. So far, I've used the CMD lines that are supposed to give you all the permissions of your whole HARD drive... Failed. I chose manually the files and folders to take possession of the... Failed. I used CMD to allow me to use the system administrator account... Impossible that this account had the same exact problems than the one I had used. I followed the General instructions to set an account as the system administrator... failed. I used the registry tweak that allows you to request any folder permissions and spent 3 hours, let take complete control of my C: /... Has no... Nothing seems to work, I'll still meet issues EVERY TIME I try to uninstall, install or upgrade almost any file. Now my Appdata folder seems to have taken a full * and now all files in the folder are inaccessible and gives me an error saying that to make sure that the file is still there and I can access it. This computer becomes a headache huge machine/Clipboard. IM about an inch to completely delete the OS and do a fresh install (again...). Is there something that can be tried other than the fixes I've tried. Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Start > type CMD

  Right click on CMD and select run as administrator

  Type sfc/scannow

  Press enter

  Note: There is a space between sfc and / scannow

  Asked may to your Windows installation media if there are corrupt or missing files

  How to use the System File Checker tool to troubleshoot missing files or damaged in Windows Vista or Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  If you are satisfied with System File Checker cannot fix the files, you will need to reinstall Windows OS.

  Then, re - open CMD window

  Type chkdsk /F /R

  Press enter

  You will see a message about the volume must be locked and you want to start scanning reboot?  Press y and press enter

  Restart the computer to start the scan

  You will find the scan log in the event viewer > Windows Logs > application log

  Search Winninit

  Follow these steps to reset the file/folder permissions

  Solve installation errors using the SubInACL tool to repair the file and registry permissions

  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2006/09/04/solving-Setup-errors-by-using-the-Subinacl-tool-to-repair-file-and-registry-permissions.aspx

• When is Adobe going to solve the problem of permissions with the Preferences folder?

  As for a LOT of OTHER people, I've been making ridiculous crash at the launch of my adobe software. It takes 1 metric eternity to finish "initializing MediaCore. When AE finally opens the warning "QuickTime is not installed on this system.

  The answer I've seen the new is:

  with preferences or preferences corrupt folder permissions problem

  Still another cause of After Effects and communicating not QuickTime is a problem with the permissions for the files in the After Effects preferences directory. To force After Effects to rebuild preferences directory and set the permissions correctly (as well as reset the corrupted preferences), quit After Effects, remove the folder next, then restart After Effects: (Mac OS) [drive] /Users/ [username] / Library/Preferences/Adobe/After Effects (Windows) [Player] Users [username] AppData/Roaming/Adobe/After Effects The question can be also with permissions for a folder outside of the folder permissions of After Effects. This seems to be particularly the case in Mac OS. To ensure that all Adobe applications can write in their preference files, set the whole of Adobe and content preferences folder to be read/write, not just read-only: (Mac OS) /Users/ [username] [drive] / Library/Preferences/Adobe /. (Windows) \AppData\Roaming/Adobe\ \Users\ [username] [drive]

  but that won't work because I can't change the settings of these records, and from what I read there is no shortage of others who can't.

  No matter what I windows does not allow me to change any file in my files, users must have read/write permissions.

  However, it seems that my adobe programs don't is loading incorrectly unless I have change permissions to read/write. I think that we all pay a little too much for this software to expect to find a way to hack our own computers to get the programs work.

  To do some kind of fix, soon. Maybe to be able to move the adobe preferences folder to another directory? IDK...

  I know I'm not alone here... maybe a bit of help? anyone?

  Well, just to test things, disable it and try to re-run AE.

  You are the third or fourth person I've seen today with AVG and similar issues. Turn it off, fixed it for them. AVG apparently did some update recently to cause this.

• insufficient permissions with get-vmguestnetworkinterface error

  Hello

  I'm experimenting with powercli on an ESX 4.0.0 environment VSphere client v5.0 and Powercli 4.1 with VIX 1.10.0.12331.

  I want to automate a process of cloning by script. In the test I connect to my server for vsphere with Connect-VIServer-Server xxxxxxx-xxxxx xxxxx password user-control. So I try a command Get-VMGuestNetworkInterface - VM xxxxxxxx to the request for information about the network settings of a virtual machine that is running Windows Server 2008.

  The command then prompts both a HOST and password id and a GUEST id and password. The host id and the neck appears to be for any host ESX is currently the virtual machine. It is a pain in the ass that I don't have an account for each ESX, just my login vsphere host - who has administrator rights, all that I have to manually clone, change settings, etc.

  I have seen documentation that suggests Powercli with VIX allows access to the guest operating system with VM without requiring a connection to the host ESX Server, for example:

  http://www.VMware.com/support/Developer/PowerCLI/PowerCLI50/html/Invoke-VMScript.html said regarding the commands get-vmguest:

  "Please enter the password to use for authentication with the host country. You must specify credentials to the host only if the version of vCenter Server or ESX you authenticate you with prior to 4.0 is, or you have installed the version VIX is prior to 1.10. "
  But I am always asked to connect to a host when I run the command.
  I work for a 3rd party and it's a big ask to ask the individual ESX host connections, and I don't know what level of permissions they need.
  Can someone tell what I am doing wrong? Why powercli cannot use vsphere authentication, that I have already connected with connect-vi? I agree that I need to provide a password for the guest, but attached to individual ESX hosts operating system seems redundant seems redundant.

  Thank you!

  See the detailed Description on the Invoke-VMScript cmdlet for the required privilege.

  My work Will Invoke-VMScript? message contains a script that checks the conditions required for you.

• Having a problem of permissions with users being able to send agreements to other users. The org is an open R/w model of sharing. So, everyone should be able to access all agreements - but they get insufficient permissions error... All users are associate

  We use Adobe Document Cloud - esign wthin our instance of Salesforce.

  When I log in as another user and try to choose another agreement on a budget for an Oppy (owned by another user) no other users can open the agreement to send the signature...

  Can't find the problem here?

  All user profiles has R/W on all the related objects and sharing of OWD is R/W for all objects...

  All users are in the same group within the DC account.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks SimonATS. We have this problem resolved. However, now I'm getting the following webservice exception when you try to send a document-

  The call to the web service call EchoSign to send an interactive document returned an error message "cannot send user name: [email edited] (apiActionId = 4SXVHTQNXR2RX8B)' and the error code"EXCEPTION.

  The call to the web service call EchoSign to send an interactive document returned an error message "cannot send user name: [email edited] (apiActionId = 4SXPQA3W3P5V6HX)' and the error code"EXCEPTION.

• El Capitan permissions bad for lib with multiple users

  On my Mac with multiple users and running El Capitan, I encountered a problem with an application (GoGlobal) failed to start with "errno = 13", which is a problem of permissions with usr/local/lib /.

  I determined that on Yosemite, usr/local/lib was owned by root and permissions: drwxr-xr-x. However, on El Capitan, usr/local/usr / local / lib lib is owned by one of the nicks (random?) and has permissions drwx-, which is the source of the errno = 13.

  I got around the problem by chmod 755 to lib /, but I fear that a future update will reset these permissions impassable previous values. Please correct these settings in install and update routines.

  GoGlobal isn't a request to Apple. You can send your message to the developer, who develops not only the Application itself, but the installation script that puts in place of its components.

• The permissions of folder/drive Windows 8 will not work with the Administrators group?

  I read through some of the other questions on the etc folder permissions, but don't really know the answer to this question, or I do not understand what has been the response.

  I did a new install of Windows 8 and have a few records that I stored stuff I now want to use it as well with Windows 8.  As with the other threads, I was getting access denied error etc and have not defined administrators group/full control permissions, but I still couldn't access readers, and my connection is type administrators.

  When I take the disk permissions with my local user rather than to the Administrators group, but, it works very well, even if no one else can access the drives.

  I am confused on how I can make this work for administrators rather than my specific user account, thank you very much!

  If you know that you are a member of the ADMINISTRATORS group, then just browse the classic desktop and open Windows EXPLORER (WINDOWS KEY + E). Right CLICK on the C DRIVE, and then choose PROPERTIES. Click the SECURITY TAB, and then click the entry of ADMINISTRATORS (computername\administrators). Verify that the checkbox under ALLOW checked for each entry. If it not to hit EDIT and tick all the boxes ALLOW. Then click OK and OK. Check the settings for the SYSTEM account.

  If the first step does not work, try this step only. If it does not, click ADVANCED on the SECURITY tab. In the PERMISSIONS tab highlight of ADMINISTRATORS, choose CHANGE PERMISSIONS. Ensure that all are checked in the BASIC PERMISSIONS area. The menu is APPLIES to drop down, make sure it is set on this FOLDER, subfolders and FILES. Click OK, OK, and then APPLY.

• Question about the migration of mass of files and permissions

  Hello

  I'm moving 2TBs of files from one external hard drive to another, but every time that I try to do a file mass transfer from one day to the next it eventually fail due to permissions for some files. I looked at the files on that he objected and I read and write permissions on them, as you would expect.

  What can I do to fix this?

  Try to run repair permissions and ACLs on your record. A repair permissions with disk utility does not have anything in your folder. Boot from your recovery partition now command-keys R in the menu utilities launch Terminal. In the Terminal, type: resetpassword , then press return.  (Note: you won't be reset password)

  Click the icon for the hard drive of your Mac at the top. In the drop down menu below, select your home folder. At the bottom of the window restore Home Directory Permissions and ACLs. Then, click on the Reset button. When the prompt returns to the command line, you can leave out Terminal.

• Facilities clean and permissions problems

  One of the old pieces of advice if you had an insoluble problem of the Mac was to do a clean reinstall / remove and reinstall of the operating system. I wonder if it's still good advice,

  I just bought a new Mac Mini running El Capitan and started having problems with it, and the steps of troubleshooting was not using the Migration Wizard, but just manually drag my documents created by the user since the backup disk, Time Machine.

  Unfortunately, when I tried, I had problems with terrible permissions with my files, with the Mac, forcing me to enter my password to the user EVERY TIME I tried to move, rename, delete, change, re-register or possibly to copy my files. Of course, it would be a nightmare with thousands of files created over the years.

  Unfortunately, when I called Apple support, I got conflicting advice on how to solve the problem. A counselor said I should hang out all my files from my backup of documents directly to the My Documents folder and do the correspondence with the library, Applications, movies, music, Photos, etc., then repair permissions on my HD. Another Advisor gave a totally different view.

  I know the permissions is a basic UNIX functionality, but it is something that has always puzzled me. So I was wondering if maybe old advice th to manually restore your files are no longer valid, and if I should just trust the Migration Wizard in the future and hope for the best?

  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

• Cannot access files on hard disk on windows xp, after I worked with it on win 7.

  Cannot access files on external hard drive on windows xp, after that I worked with him on Victory 7.I can see the file, but he says "is not accessible. access is denied. " Can someone help me?

  As you can guess, this is a permissions problem.  Here, it makes a difference if you have XP Home or Pro you have to safe boot mode to change permissions in the House.

  My crystal ball says that your external drive is formatted with the NTFS file system.  When you connected to Windows 7 (or any other computer besides), the files have been added that this user permissions apparently understood that only Win 7 has access to.  There are several ways to handle this...

  Is to save on all your files and reformat the external hard drive with a FAT32 file system and then support files.  You will have no problems of permissions with FAT32, but you can't have any higher than 4 GB single file either.

  Another way is as an administrator, to 'Ownership' of all the files on the disk
  "How appropriate a file or a folder in Windows XP"
     <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308421 >
  but this could get old if the drive moves back.

  Yet another approach is to give "Everyone" full access to everything on the drive.  This may or may not protect against new folders or files added, but may be worth a try:
  As a user administrator, open a command window:
  Start-> Run-> "cmd".
  Then, enter the command:
  CACLS E:\/t/e/c/g everyone: F
  (where I am assuming that your external drive is mounted as "E:" - change of real player)

  I hope that something more top is useful...
  JW

• Unable to open the drive with the hd box.

  I put my laptop hard drive in a usb encloser to retreve files however 2 drivers falls under my computer, drive E that is the recovery drive and drive f wich has all my files on it. but when I try to open or right click on drive F the computer says its loading but then stops and says: I need to format the drive until I could use it.

  How can I get my files off the drive if I don't open it yet?

  PS the laptop was Windows Vista while the desctop im useind to get the files is not sure win7 if there is no diff.

  Hello

  When the issue occurred?

  Follow the steps below and check if the problem persists.

  Step 1:

  I suggest take you the drive and check if you are able to access the drive.
  
  To do this, follow these steps:

  a. click the drive you want to take control and then click Properties.

  b. click the Security tab and then click OK on the security message (if one appears).

  c. click Advanced and then click the owner tab.

  d. in the name list, click your user name, click Administrator, if you are logged in as administrator, or click the Administrators group. If you want to take ownership of the contents of the folder, select the Replace owner of subcontainers and objects of the box.

  e. click OK and then click Yes when you receive the following message is displayed:

  You are not allowed to read the contents of directory folder name. Do you want to replace the the directory permissions with permissions granting you full control?

  All permissions will be replaced if you click Yes.

  Note folder_name is the name of the folder you want to take charge.

  Click OK, and then reapply the permissions and security settings that you want for the folder and its contents.

  Reference:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-vista/What-are-permissions

  Step 2:

  Run check disk from the command line instructions. For more information, see the following TechNet articles:

  Chkdsk

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb491051.aspx

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc730714%28WS.10%29.aspx

  Note: If bad sectors are detected when running disk utility to check and ifattempt recovery of bad sectors is verified when checking the disk for errors, data in the bad sector can be lost while trying to recover bad sectors.

  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• 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

  Help us help you:
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  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/555375

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  safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ~ Benjamin Franklin

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  has killed a large number of philosophers.
  ~ Denis Diderot

• Cannot change file/folder permissions

  I have a two drive system. C:\ for programs, E:\ for data. After a failed win7 - win10 update, I was not is no longer able to use my OS on my C:\ drive. My drive E:\ already had an OS installed win7 so I went to use my E:\ drive as my OS drive (a parameter of the motherboard is the E:\ drive a C:\ drive).

  Now I have folders and files with an owner: unknown, unknown + user group group. There are several questions I've seen change permissions: explore-> properties-> Security-> username, and change or advanced.

  • Change the root folder is possible but does not propagate properly. Some files give the message diagnostic «permissions on are incorrectly categorized which can cause some ineffective entries» When this happens the popup Edit does not have a new username and the advanced pupup shows certain permissions with "Traverse folder / e...» ».
  • In the security popup open edition opens another pop-up window without a diagnosis, but the Add button is gray and inaccessible.
  • Change the owner on some records give a diagnosis of ' you are not allowed to read the contents of the Directory..» eml you want to change the permissions of the directory by permissions granting you complete control '. .

  There may be several issues. My problem is that I have more than 20,000 files. If I can't spread worldwide owner/permissions, then I have a problem.

  How can I clean my folders/files so that I can spread ownership/permissions correctly?

  Hello

  With the publication of the description, I understand that you are having problems to change the permissions of the files/folders on your Windows 7 computer. I will certainly help you get this fixed number.

  I suggest you refer to the suggestions of jbr549 responded on November 4, 2010 in the below mentioned thread and check whether it is useful or not:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/changing-permissions-to-access-font-files-folder/3f4da342-9a7d-4b5d-9b83-5f2b4bedcca5

  To do: Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/322756

  Hope this information helps. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Subinacl grants no permissions to system and administrators and error 0 x 80070005

  My troubles are 80070005 error which does not update my server and clients on a private LAN. I use wusus for updating systems. just criticism of security and service pack...

  system are only 2008 r2 enterprise and enterprise 7.

  When I try you update domain servers to respond with error 0x80070005 on another server and on the clients error appear 0x800B0001

  I have run some AV and anti malaware, but nothing...

  on the servers are impossible to install any hotfix or upgrade (kb947821 still gives me denied auth) but I m able to install other things.

  I had a fresh 2008r2 installed, set area and updated via gpo... result: after reboot and update 0x800B0001 error. I was able to install kb947821 but no way.

  on the customers even question... so I think that there is an update on wsus, which does not work well, or I did a missconfiguration on wusus... :(

  Finally I tried to restore the permissions with subinacl... it's possible accomplice it as in some articles there is no permission for system... just trustedinstaller are allowed and subinacl returns

  error 0 x 80070005... I tried to change it manually in the new facility (none given and not problems if the system die: D):

  Regedit hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\assistance rigth click and add the system and administrators full access... restart and... still the same problem...

  Subinacl /errorlog = a.txt /subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Grant = administrators = f/Grant = system = f

  Subinacl /errorlog = b.txt /subkeyreg HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Grant = administrators = f/Grant = system = f

  Subinacl /errorlog = c.txt /subkeyreg HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Grant = administrators = f/Grant = system = f

  /errorlog = d.txt Subinacl % lecteur_systeme % /subDIRECTORIES / Grant = administrators = f/Grant = system = f

  errors are present only in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT more a warning in HKEY_CURRENT_USER, where it is said there is a wild char *.

  You will have to go on Support of Windows 7 forums on the following link to help solve your problem:

  Technet forums - WSUS

• Rights user to register with services and drivers problem

  I have a computer with a permissions problem in the registry HKLM/SYSTEM. When I try to start some services I get error 5 - access denied. It is the same for the installation of a driver.

  I tried to reset the permissions with subinacl to something like FULL - SYSTEM CREATOR OWNER - FULL, everyone - READ. I also tried secedit to restore default permissions. Seen such permissions in regedit seem compatible with an other computers running Win7. The only way to activate from the services was to set permissions on HKLM/SYSTEM to everyone - FULL. Then, the system can connect at least on the network.

  The "Access denied" message when you install a driver rest again, when I use Process Monitor I can find some results ACCESS DENIED to create the new key in HKLM/SYSTEM/services for DrvInst.exe process. Process runs under NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM account and the level of integrity of system. I have also some ACCESS DENIED results for files in the WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore hierarchy.

  If the problem has been resolved. The cause was the Aztec Media Settings Manager distributed with Softonic downloads malware. After removing this malware, everything works like a charm.