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    Windows 10 Administrator problem .

    There's a big round red cross at the top left of the window . then it says "windows cannot access the specified device , path or file . You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the file . " That's what it says when I try to install ccleaner . I have been having a lot of trouble...
    • NettleWarbler
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    • access denied administrator advanced properties c drive ccleaner error message file access full access help request permissions security settings software installation system settings tech support troubleshooting user groups windows 10
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support

  2. Windows 10 Ver. 10130, Apps from all apps list only open if I click "Open as Administrator?

    Hi I'm going to take these issues on one at a time as I come to them. The first is that I found that none of my programs open from the all apps list unless I right click on them and select "Open as Administrator"? I only have one account on my computer, it's my Microsoft account and it's set...
    • MikeHawthorne
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    • access issues administrator application application access bugs full access menu permissions right click run as administrator software issues start menu system settings troubleshooting user experience version 10074 version 10130 windows 10
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 8 folder sharing vs advanced sharing

    i'm trying to share a folder so in properties i click the "advanced sharing" button and do everyone - read only, homegroupusers - full. save and exit. then i check the "share" simplified panel and it only lists myself as owner. so i add everyone - read only, homegroup - full. go back to...
    • Talbot
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    • advanced sharing full access homegroup network sharing permissions read access shared folders storage transfer windows 8
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 How to declare (from command line !) folder D:\aaa\bbb shared for User myuser123 with full access?

    As the sibject already told I am seaching for a way to assign sharing permissions FROM COMMANDLINE for a particular user with particular permission. Something like defineshare -dir=D:\aaa\bbb -user=myuser123 -perm="full access" Is this somehow possible? peter
    • pstein
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    • command line d drive file sharing full access permissions security shared folders sharing user rights windows
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support