Permissions

trying to delete folders and it tells me that I need permission
Just re installed Windows Vista x64 home premiu
I am set up as administrator no other users on this pc.
any help would be appreciate
Larr

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shipinomore

Hi,

If the folder has a system designation, then you would need to self-elevate
to modify or delete it. In some cases, they may be protected system folders
that cannot be removed. To self-elevate, right click on a link to explorer
or cmd and choose 'run as administrator'. In normal runtime, even admin
accounts must intentionally elevate to manipulate system folders. This is
part of the system protection mechanism that prevents malware from using an
user account's privilege level from altering system files without the user's
knowledge.

What folders are you trying to remove?

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com

"shipinomore" <> wrote in message
news:...
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> trying to delete folders and it tells me that I need permission?
> Just re installed Windows Vista x64 home premium
> I am set up as administrator no other users on this pc.
> any help would be appreciated
> Larry
>
>
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> shipinomore

Try Unlocker ~ 'UNLOCKER 1.8.7 BY CEDRICK 'NITCH' COLLOMB'
(http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/)


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locoeng

Vista Ultimate 32/64 bit dual boot
Gigabyte EP35 DS3R
XFX GeForce 8600GT
Corsair 520HX
G.Skill DDR II 800 X2 gigs
Seagate 120GB (IDE) X2
WD 750 (SATA)
Samsung SH203B SBO3 patched codeking
Pioneer 215L patched MCSE
NEC/Optiarc 7200S 1.06bt Liggy&Dee
Lite-On 20A1L BL06 -FB FBL EOS EOHT 6-

thank you
Larr

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shipinomore

You are very welcome...happy deleting. :

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locoen

Vista Ultimate 32/64 bit dual boot
Gigabyte EP35 DS3R
XFX GeForce 8600GT
Corsair 520HX
G.Skill DDR II 800 X2 gigs
Seagate 120GB (IDE) X2
WD 750 (SATA)
Samsung SH203B SBO3 patched codeking
Pioneer 215L patched MCSE
NEC/Optiarc 7200S 1.06bt Liggy&Dee
Lite-On 20A1L BL06 -FB FBL EOS EOHT 6-

the BEST way to delete vista without format the partition is to boot th
computer with program like ERD commnder 2005 and now you can delet
whatever you lik

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Shay_G

Thanks Shay but the problem was that after I had Vista installed I
installed a program called IE Maximiser and then uninstalled it. then
when I re installed it it came up that it could not overwrite a file and
I was trying to delete that file.
Now I have it working.
Thanks again.
Larry


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shipinomore

On Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:51:13 -0500, Shay_G <>
wrote:

>
>the BEST way to delete vista without format the partition is to boot the
>computer with program like ERD commnder 2005 and now you can delete
>whatever you like

Oh really! Where'd you get it? A hack site?