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• Downloaded DVD maker of the Trusted Installer, now impossible to uninstall.

  Downloaded DVD maker trust instaler, he said micresoft product, now impossible to uninstall, it takes on internet explore. What can be done.

  Original title: downloaded DVD the Trusted Installer maker, said it is micresoft product, now impossible to uninstall, Internet Explore. What can be done.

  What is the name of the author of DVD?
  Have you tried going into Control Panel (Add/Remove programs for Windows XP) and programs and features for Windows Vista and Windows 7 and uninstall the DVD maker?

  If you cannot remove programs uninstall, then it may be a virus or malicious software that you downloaded. If it was Microsoft, you have to go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads and locate the program you want to install.

  If you don't have an antivirus, you can download Microsoft Security Essentials for free and see if it will remove the program. It protects against software viruses, spyware and other malicious software.
  Click below to download Microsoft Security Essentials.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security_essentials/

  If it does not help to solve your problem, please provide details on the software.

  Thank you

• Why many programs have all permissions to "Trusted Installer"?

  Original title: program permissions

  Can someone explain to me why many of my programs grant all permissions to "Trusted Installer" and that this entity, it is that I as administrator does not know of? That is why it is said in my Panel"unspecified 53"?  Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit OS.

  Hello

  This will explain some of what he does:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/968440/en-us

  Windows Vista TrustedInstaller service is responsible for the installation of the updates on Windows Vista.  When a set of fixes must be applied, some of them will need a reboot.  When they need a restart, they are placed in a queue pending. A pending.xml file is generated contains information about the update to apply.  Then the value of the service Startup is on Manual Automatic so that when the system is started, the service is started and that it drains the queue.

  See you soon.

• A programme called trust Installer has my computer now how can I solve this

  I download a program by the Trusted Installer and it seems that it is the owner of my computer with some files it says I need permission of the Trusted Installer to make changes to this file

  Hello

  Please, try the following:
  
  1 right click on the file or directory that gives you the permission issues.

  2 right click and select 'Properties'.

  3 once inside the properties, select the 'Security' tab.
  
  4 once inside the Security tab, select the "Advanced" option at the bottom.

  5 once in the "Advanced Security Dialog" window, click on the tab "Owner" .

  6 is where you can see the current owner (Trusted Installer).

  7 if you want to take ownership of that file or directory, click 'Edit'. UAC will ask you for permission, say Yes. Then, highlight the user name in the window "Change owner" that you want to assign as the new owner for this file or directory. Click 'OK' to finish.

  8 then, in the window "advanced security settings" , you see now that the owner has changed to that you specified. Click 'OK' to close this window and select "OK" once more to complete.

  9. follow the steps 1 to 4 to open the 'Properties' window for the file or directory once more.

  10 once inside the 'Properties' window again once, click the "Edit" button and say yes to UAC.

  11 to highlight the Administrators in the "group or user names" box. If the user ID or group that you want to manage permissions for said file or directory does not exist, click on 'Add' and type the user name that you want to have full control regarding the file or directory.

  12 once inside the permissions for the directors (or the username you chose), select "Full Control" under the "Allow" column. Click 'OK' to finish.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

• Trusted Installer user account: what is this account?

  original title: Trusted Installer user account

  I noticed that in the permissions for the windows folder there is a user Installer trust account in the ACL. What is this account? and can I connect as trusted Installer? It makes no sense because when windows is installed, it is under NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM

  See here:

  Windows resource protection

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Resource_Protection

• How to move trusted Installer

  Firstly, my computer is a Dell Inspiron with Windows 7

  There is a lot of stuff has appeared in my windows media player and they really get on my nerves, they take a lot of space, not to mention annoying constantly!, but it tells me that I can't delete them because of the Trusted Installer, now I am the only administrator on this computer, but it keeps telling me that I must have the permissions of the administrator , ah, well, that's what I'm a dufus! LOL, if someone could give me some advice please?

  Hi Corey Guthrie.

  Follow the steps in this thread to solve the problem with TrustedInstaller. Let us know if that helps.

• Painted Windows Trusted Installer, refusing permission for administrator accounts, while trying to change the paper

  Original title: Windows Trusted Installer, refusing permission for administrator accounts

  I have a netbook with Windows 7 starter.

  Trying to change the wallpaper (trivial, I know) I realized that even as an administrator I am blocked for this. I tried to change the permissions of the records, but the options are grayed out.
  Would be interested to know
  (1) if there is a way around that?
  (2) what are the other rights are denied to me although it is my own machine and me being logged as administrator?
  If there is no way this tour without the upgrade of Windows (paid) or switch to Linux (free)?
  Thanks in advance for any help

  Hello

  Method 1, the only option is to upgrade the operating system. Unfortunately there is no alternative workaround.

• Why MS gives exclusive rights to this d!@#$% of "Trusted Installer? I'm a big boy and it's MY PC, and if I want to delete the useless langs, it is MY right on MY PC!

  Win 7 just won't let NOT someone set up THEIR OWN system. Win 8 never goes to save themselves after MS $200 for this horrible os load. MS need to come up with a patch to get rid of the (United Nations) bloatware trusted Installer! Trusted Installer needs to go, as yesterday!

  Because no Government or company planning to buy Windows if it did not include such a feature. For Microsoft, this consideration overrides your $200.

• Why is trusted Installer the owner of the Program Files folder when I'm the only admin who uses my computer?

  My Program folder files is owned by TrustedInstaller and it does not allow deletions of programs from this file. Furthermore, I can't take over the property of the folder or the files in the folder, so that they cannot be deleted. How can this be changed?
  I use Vista Home premium on a Sony laptop and a Gateway desktop computer.

  Hi winndriver,

  Thank you for using answers Forum.

  The TrustedInstaller is a process used by Vista. I probably own records so he has the correct permission to install the software in them.

  Here is a link to a thread that will show you how to take possession of the file:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistasecurity/thread/1b7d8696-58b3-4EF9-a7d1-4029c45e6845

  Please let us know how it works.

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• He had to get rid of WmiPrvSE.exe on my laptop (and silly trusted Installer). Takes 30% of the time processor. Who created Microsoft s/b pulled as soon as possible.

  I have tried using command prompt - (access denied).   I have modified property for me (using properties) and tried to complete the process
  in the Task Manager.

  NEED ANSWER ASAP - the worst thing Microsoft has done...

  Hello

  More like a malware or virus infection. Try these tools:

  Malwarebytes' anti-malware: http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html .

  SuperAntiSpyware: http://download.cnet.com/SuperAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html .

  Avast Antivirus: http://download.cnet.com/Avast-Free-Antivirus/3000-2239_4-10019223.html .

  Let me know if this helps you.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• How to delete files protected by the Trusted Installer?

  I change the owner of the installer of confidence to my account, then when I tried to remove it, it says I need permission from my account. WTF, im logged into my account! Help, please!

  Hi imlegend,

  Were you able to go through the other troubleshooting steps Sharief K suggested?

  You can also try to remove using disk cleanup.  See the following steps thanks to Ronnie Vernon:

  Use the Disk Cleanup Wizard to remove this folder.

  1. click on Start, type Disk Cleanup in the search for text box. In the results, click on disk cleanup right-click and select run as administrator option.

  2. in the Disk Cleanup Options dialog box, select the drive where Windows 7 is installed, and then click OK.

  3. click OK to analyze the C: drive.

  4. Click to select the previous Windows installation check box and any other files you want to delete.

  5. click on OK.

  I hope this helps!

• I got the CS6 for more than a year and now it says I left 24 days in my essay... Why? It was installed on my pc by my former professor who used his installs extra... it wasn't a trial.

  My teacher gave me that extra installation for PC for more than one year for the whole package CS6. Only a few days ago, I use InDesign and had an alert that I got at registration; now it tells me I have 24 days left on my trial period, or I have to buy it. It was a free installation that I had put on my PC in June, why that said that it is a trial which ends in 24 days, and what I can do to prevent this. I run a graphic design of my home business and this is ridiculous!

  First, you use an illegal copy... your teacher is allowed two activations on ITS computers, no one on his computer and on a computer that does not

  Second, Adobe no longer stand CS6... and certainly would not provide support for an illegal installation

  If you had even a demo version of any cloud program read below

  Note about what could happen https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1584746 can help

  - and https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1584746

  Everything that happens here, the only solution I can think of is to do a reinstall... which is not legal on your computer for the reason that I mentioned above

• I would like to become an installer of 'trust' for any future problems. How can I go about it? Thank you

  I would like to become an installer of 'trust' for any future problems. How can I go about it? Thank you

  You may have permanently damaged your Windows installation, but it is difficult to decide this question, although an online forum such as this.

  You should not have deleted the files of C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-tabletpc (unless you were actually only removing shortcuts).

  WinFix is generally regarded as malware--> http://www.spyware-techie.com/winfix-10-removal-guide

  I don't use Windows Live Photo Gallery (assuming that's what you are referring), so for the best chance of getting help, you should ask a question here--> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/gallery-files?sort=lastreplydate&dir=desc&tab=threads&status=all&mod=&modAge=&advFil=&postedAfter=&postedBefore=&threadType=all&tm=1460601829025

  Use an object as "Icons of WINSXS in Photo Gallery" and to include a link to this thread--> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/i-would-like-to-become-a-trusted-installer-for-all/488de805-9ca7-4e7c-901f-4b995fe9a6aa?msgId=5890890b-04be-421b-b622-0f839a815360

  While you wait for a reply here, follow these steps.

  Open the Photo Gallery, then click on the 'File' menu (to the left of the 'Home' menu)

  

  In the menu that opens, click on 'include file '.

  

  In the window that says "Change how this library brings together its content" (one at a time) select every item other than 'My images' and 'Public Photo' and click on 'Remove' and then click OK.

• Joined to a domain and an administrator remote after the installation of SP1, updated to 10 settings (clean install) then

  Wipe the hard disk, reformatted and did a clean install of OS7 home (fossoyées pro hoping group domain policies and etc. would not be a problem).  But they are still there. Reinstalled again.  I can't remove the files manually, give me permission. Loading guard who looks like a fake update file, but I can't delete that either.  I'm at my wits end.  I also have a problem with one of my Outlook email accounts, displaying a string of what looks like a key under my user name.  I have dealt with this for 2 months.  had my machine to two different local mechanics and nothing.  Even exchanged the motherboard and the drive.  How's it relate?  I do not even use the same key.  The only way he could do it is through my network connection. (Disabled Wifi too).

  I read something on the Panther Trojan and I do not have a file of Panther on my machine (which again, I can't delete).  I didn't even think that HOME version had this kind of remote administration and yet it moves it. Its load of 32-bit strange file and run it on a 64 bit system.  I don't know what to do from here.  I can't get a version of Windows installed which does not suck up all my processing power and crazy amounts of data transfer.  I pulled out an old HP Pav and am now loading XP on it.  At least I will be able to view and edit files it contains.  I don't think safe, even check my email on this machine. (I use my ipad for that).

  Here are the results of the queries from the command line, screenshots and event log shears.   Since I was the last reinstall at about 21:00 there are 294 Logon and created special logons.  Not to mention that I had an another windows machine and one android corrupt their hooking up to my Dungeon phone.  The worst is a 10 years ' worth of my design files holding external drive.  Sighhhhhhh...

  IM so sick of looking at this.  Im going to bed and hopefully not dreaming about it.  If someone can tell me how to stop this happening, I would SO appreciate it.  Support for Windows is a joke.

  I have run 3 different programs of Virus Scan on it, reformat the drive twice (wiped to zero once), and used three different install media (three different versions of Windows. 0 s 7 home, pro and pro OS7 OS10 (7 pro is what I was running when this began).)  Again, it is after that I paid two services of different repair to diagnose, pull the wireless network card, replace the motherboard and replace the disk.  After that I freaked out on them they began to throw the installation discs and Home keys. lol seriously, I might as well throw my money down a hole. (the key I've finally pulled the machine isn't that I've never owned?) I guess that's why I'm trying so hard to get pure installed, I already so much money in it.  I should probably just give up and load Linux.

  If I ever get my hands on this bloody trusted installer it is a dead man. Thanks in advance!

  Microsoft (R) Windows (R) operating system group policy result tool v2.0
  Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp., 1981-2001

  Created on 20/07/2016 at 23:03:12

  The RSOP data for OWNER-PC\Administrator on your PC-OWNER: Logging Mode
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

  OS configuration: Standalone Workstation
  OS version: 6.1.7601
  Site name: n/a
  Roaming profile: n/a
  Local profile: C:\Users\Administrator
  Connected over a slow link? : no

  COMPUTER SETTINGS
  ------------------

  The last time group policy was applied: 20/07/2016 to 22:31:33
  Group Policy was applied from: N/A
  Group Policy slow link threshold: 500 Kbps
  Domain name: 37L4247E29-32
  Domain type: Windows NT 4

  Applied Group Policy objects
  -----------------------------
  N/A

  The following Group Policy objects were not applied because they were filtered
  -------------------------------------------------------------------
  Local group policy
  Filtering: Not applied (empty)

  The computer belongs to the following security groups
  -------------------------------------------------------
  Required at the system level
  Everyone
  Builtin\Users
  NT AUTHORITY\SERVICE
  LOGIN CONSOLE
  NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated users
  This organization
  BDESVC
  BITS
  CertPropSvc
  EapHost
  hkmsvc
  IKEEXT
  iphlpsvc
  LanmanServer
  MMCSS
  MSiSCSI
  RasAuto
  RasMan
  RemoteAccess
  Annex
  SCPolicySvc
  SENSE
  SessionEnv
  SharedAccess
  ShellHWDetection
  wercplsupport
  Winmgmt
  wuauserv
  LOCAL
  BUILTIN\Administrators

  USER SETTINGS
  --------------

  The last time group policy was applied: 20/07/2016 to 22:36:33
  Group Policy was applied from: N/A
  Group Policy slow link threshold: 500 Kbps
  Domain name: OWNER-PC
  Domain type:

  Applied Group Policy objects
  -----------------------------
  N/A

  The following Group Policy objects were not applied because they were filtered
  -------------------------------------------------------------------
  Local group policy
  Filtering: Not applied (empty)

  The user is part of the following security groups
  ---------------------------------------------------
  None
  Everyone
  BUILTIN\Administrators
  Builtin\Users
  NT NT\INTERACTIF
  LOGIN CONSOLE
  NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated users
  This organization
  LOCAL
  NTLM authentication
  High mandatory level

  After you activate the hidden administrator account (which already had a defined password btw)

  C:\users\administrator>set
  ALLUSERSPROFILE = C:\programdata
  APPDATA = C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming
  CommonProgramFiles = c: files
  CommonProgramFiles (x 86) = c: Program Files (x 86) \Common Files
  CommonProgramW6432 = c: files
  COMPUTERNAME = OWNER-PC
  ComSpec=C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe
  FP_NO_HOST_CHECK = NO
  HOMEDRIVE = C:
  HOMEPATH = \Users\Administrator
  LOCALAPPDATA = C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local
  LOGONSERVER = \\WIN-01J5F1J7NAH
  NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS = 4
  OS = Windows_NT
  Path = c: Windows system32; C:\Windows; C:\Windows\System32\Wbem; C:\Windows\System32
  \WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\
  PATHEXT = .COM; EXE;. BEATS;. CMD;. VBS;. VBE;. JS;. JSE;. WSF;. WSH;. MSC
  PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE = AMD64
  PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER = Intel64 family 6 model 23 Stepping 10, GenuineIntel
  PROCESSOR_LEVEL = 6
  PROCESSOR_REVISION = 170 a
  ProgramData = ProgramData
  ProgramFiles = c: Program Files
  ProgramFiles (x 86) = c: Program Files (x 86)
  ProgramW6432 = C:\Program Files
  PROMPT = $P$ G
  PSModulePath=C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\
  PUBLIC = C:\Users\Public
  SESSION = Console
  SystemDrive = C:
  SystemRoot = C:\Windows
  TEMP = C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp
  TMP = C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp
  USERDOMAIN = OWNER-PC
  USERNAME = administrator
  USERPROFILE = C:\Users\Administrator
  windir = C:\Windows
  windows_tracing_flags = 3
  windows_tracing_logfile=C:\BVTBin\Tests\installpackage\csilogfile.log

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
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  If you give us a link to the new thread we can point to some resources it

• How can I determine that trusted root certificates in the Certification authorities are all valid

  I was looking in the Lenovo Superfish Adware (I have her, much less a Lenovo) and I read an article in PC world who said Superfish installs a root certificate self-produced in the Windows certificate store for trusted root Certification authorities, and then quit all SSL certificates, presented by the HTTPS sites with its own certificate :

  http://www.PCWorld.com/article/2886278/how-to-remove-the-dangerous-SUPERFISH-adware-presintalled-on-Lenovo-PCs.html

  This led me to run certmgr.msc (Certificate Manager) on my PC to see what certificates were in CAs roots of trust and to my surprise there are 321 certificates listed. How can I determine that all these certificates are all valid?

  I use Kaspersky Internet Security 2015 and Windows Defender and update the definitions and conduct analyses regularly, with negative results. I have no problem at all with my PC, I'm just worried.

  Hello Josagan,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  I understand your concern.

  This request fits better to the MSDN forums since it is linked to the development of Windows.

  I suggest you post your question on the following MSDN forum.
  https://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/IE/en-us/home?Forum=iewebdevelopment

  Thank you