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Re: Access denied as Administrator
Hi Jimmy
Hope you can help me. I accidentally remove the permissions of my C:\ drive and now I cannot access it. I've tried to take ownership of it but it kept on giving me the message " Can't open access control editor. Acces denied." The same message appear no matter what I try. "Jimmy Brush" wrote: > Hello, > > You are most likely talking about the Vista application compatability > "junctions" - they look like shortcuts to folders, with a shortcut arrow and > a dimmed/ghosted folder icon. For example, "My Documents", "My Pictures", > "Documents and Settings". > > These are not really folders, but pointers to other locations on your > computer that some apps need to use under certain scenarios. For example, > Documents and Settings points to the Users folder. > > You can't browse into these junctions. The reasoning isn't to lock you out, > but to keep applications from thinking these are real folders and getting > confused. > > -- > - JB > Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User > > "Al" <> wrote in message > news:... > > New to Vista (Ultimate). Why, when I'm logged in as Administrator, are > > there > > folders on the disk that produce an "Access denied" error when I try to > > browse them? I thought the purpose of the Administrator account was to > > provide full and complete access to the computer including any folder/file > > on > > the disk regardless of creator/owner status. This is new (and very > > annoying) > > behavior since XP Pro. What settings need to be tweaked? > > > > TIA. > |
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