I can't get permission....

[Valorie *~~]

.... to delete unwanted folders that were moved to the new W-7 PC in error.
I'm the owner and Admin so how can I get permission PERMANENTLY to delete
things I don't want anymore on this new PC? I want this permission crap
ENDED once and for all. Please, someone must know how we can get
*PERMANENT* relief from this permission crap on W-7.

 

[Nil]

... to delete unwanted folders that were moved to the new W-7 PC
in error. I'm the owner and Admin so how can I get permission
PERMANENTLY to delete things I don't want anymore on this new PC?

Not enough information, as usual.

I want this permission crap ENDED once and for all. Please,
someone must know how we can get *PERMANENT* relief from this
permission crap on W-7.

You were told how to to do that last month. September 16.

 

[Valorie *~~]

Not enough information, as usual.

What more info do you need? I keep getting asked for permission and it's
denied.

You were told how to to do that last month. September 16.

That was no permanent fix. I doubt I can go back to Sept 16th to do it again
with this NSP.

 

[Valorie *~~]

Not enough information, as usual.


You were told how to to do that last month. September 16.

===============================
Thank you for the date/reminder.

For anyone else disgusted with the MS permission crap on W-7, here it is:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+turn+off+uac+in+windows+7

 

[Nil]

That was no permanent fix. I doubt I can go back to Sept 16th to
do it again with this NSP.

Shutting off User Account Control is permanent, until you turn it back
on.

 

[Valorie *~~]

You were told how to to do that last month. September 16.

From the site:
Method 1: Disable or Turn Off UAC (User Account Control) in Control Panel

1. To user Control Panel to disable UAC in Windows 7, there are several
methods to access the User Account Control settings page:
1. Go to Start Menu -> Control Panel -> User Accounts and Family
Safety -> User Account.

* How is it turned off there? I see no choice. That notifying about
changes but doesn't stop the permission thing from coming up. We've been
through this before. How is the PERMISSION thing turned off?

2. Go to Start Menu -> Control Panel -> System and Security ->
Action Center.

* There is no "Action Center" there in my version of W-7.

3. Click or right click on Flag icon in notification area (system
tray), and then Open Action Center.

*There is no flag icon there to be found in my version of W-7.

4. Type “MsConfig” in Start Search to start System Configuration,
then go to Tools tab, select Change UAC Settings, then click on Launch
button.
2. Click on User Account Control settings link.

* This does not stop the permission window from coming up when trying to
delete unwanted files.

 

[Nil]

From the site:

I did not and do not recommend any site.

Use Windows help system. Or pay someone who can follow simple
directions to fix it for you.

* This does not stop the permission window from coming up when
trying to delete unwanted files.

Since you don't describe the "permission window", all I can say is...
Yes it does.

 

[Valorie *~]

alt.windows7.general:
(Too much quoted text for NSP)

Since you don't describe the "permission window", all I can say is...
Yes it does.

It's the regular "permission window" on W-7. It says permission is needed
to continue when you try to do almost anything on your PC. It's the window
when you click "continue" will not let you continue and again asks for
permission. It's a small window that pops up. I'm sure you know what that
window looks like. I can't add a jpg here in a text NG.

 

[peter]

?What exactly are you clicking on???
I get the 1st window asking permission whenever I run an .exe file
but never the 2nd unless I dont have admin privileges

peter



If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate
or disruptive,please ignore it.
If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain
to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate
"Valorie *~" wrote in message

alt.windows7.general:
(Too much quoted text for NSP)

Since you don't describe the "permission window", all I can say is...
Yes it does.

It's the regular "permission window" on W-7. It says permission is needed
to continue when you try to do almost anything on your PC. It's the window
when you click "continue" will not let you continue and again asks for
permission. It's a small window that pops up. I'm sure you know what that
window looks like. I can't add a jpg here in a text NG.

 

[Valorie *~~]

Shutting off User Account Control is permanent, until you turn it back
on.

There is no way to "shut it off" without going into and changing the
registry. I did the other one (ran the bar down) last time and the
Permission Window still appeared the next time I wanted to do something on
the W-7 PC like delete some of my own unwanted files.

 

[Valorie *~~]

I did not and do not recommend any site.

Use Windows help system. Or pay someone who can follow simple
directions to fix it for you.


Since you don't describe the "permission window", all I can say is...
Yes it does.

It's a small window that says I need permission to continue whatever I want
to do. When I click on continue it doesn't allow me to continue to delete
or move my files. How else can it be described? This is a text NG so I
can't add a JPG to show you. I'm surprised you don't know what that window
looks like. If it's not called a permission window... what does MS call
it?

 

[Seth]

It's a small window that says I need permission to continue whatever I
want to do. When I click on continue it doesn't allow me to continue to
delete or move my files. How else can it be described? This is a text NG
so I can't add a JPG to show you. I'm surprised you don't know what that
window looks like. If it's not called a permission window... what does
MS call it?

You can include the file path. That can make a huge difference.

Anything short of 100% information is a crap shoot. You barely include 50%
in your first postings.

 

[Bob Hatch]

... to delete unwanted folders that were moved to the new W-7 PC in
error. I'm the owner and Admin so how can I get permission PERMANENTLY
to delete things I don't want anymore on this new PC? I want this
permission crap ENDED once and for all. Please, someone must know how we
can get *PERMANENT* relief from this permission crap on W-7.

As far as I know you "cannot" get "PERMANENT" relief. You can only learn
how to grant yourself permissions on folders and files.

Right click on the file or folder.
Select "Properties"
Select "Security" tab
Select "Administrators (User Name-PC\Administrators) or Users (User
Name-PC\Users)
Look to see if you have Full Control, if not, select "Edit" and grant
yourself Full Control.

Even then there are times where the OS will not let you change that. You
can learn to live with it or sell your computers at your next garage sale.

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the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic
and servile, but is morally treasonable to the
American public."
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[Roy Smith]

It's the regular "permission window" on W-7. It says permission is
needed to continue when you try to do almost anything on your PC. It's
the window when you click "continue" will not let you continue and again
asks for permission. It's a small window that pops up. I'm sure you know
what that window looks like. I can't add a jpg here in a text NG.

While it's true that you aren't supposed to attach an image to a text
only newsgroup, you can however upload the jpeg image somewhere and post
a link to it in the newsgroup. A little program that I use that fits
this bill nicely is called JetScreenShot. You can get it here:

http://www.jetscreenshot.com

and here is a preview of what you can do with it:

http://my.jetscreenshot.com/1443/20101014-qg6a-92kb


--

Roy Smith
Windows 7 Professional
Thunderbird 3.1.4
Thursday, October 14, 2010 12:49:50 PM

 

[Brian]

I had the same problem, a very simple life-saving fix I found is a registry
tweak at:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind...ership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/

It adds a "take ownership" option to the RIGHT CLICK menu. You can use it on
any folder or file; I even used it on system files and it worked. Of course
I had the UAC turned off.

It was written for Vista, but I have been using it on Win 7 with no
problems.

Regards,
Brian

 

[Valorie *~~]

You can include the file path. That can make a huge difference.

I didn't see a file path in the small pop-up window that asks for
permission.

Anything short of 100% information is a crap shoot. You barely include
50% in your first postings.

Sorry, I figured everyone who has W-7 would see that "permission" window as
soon as they tried to install software, move or delete a file.

 

[Valorie *~~]

As far as I know you "cannot" get "PERMANENT" relief. You can only learn
how to grant yourself permissions on folders and files.

Right click on the file or folder.
Select "Properties"
Select "Security" tab
Select "Administrators (User Name-PC\Administrators) or Users (User
Name-PC\Users)
Look to see if you have Full Control, if not, select "Edit" and grant
yourself Full Control.

This rigmarole is what we would like to avoid on the W-7 PC. Even when this
is done permission is not always granted which is galling and aggravating
beyond belief. Sometimes the selections are grayed out and can't be clicked
on.

Even then there are times where the OS will not let you change that. You
can learn to live with it or sell your computers at your next garage sale.

Odd how MS forces this crap on PC owners who don't want it. It should be an
option to turn on or off, not a default that makes some people suggest W-7
is so worthless it should be sold at garage sales.

 

[Valorie *~~]

I had the same problem, a very simple life-saving fix I found is a registry
tweak at:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind...ership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/

It adds a "take ownership" option to the RIGHT CLICK menu. You can use it
on any folder or file; I even used it on system files and it worked. Of
course I had the UAC turned off.

It was written for Vista, but I have been using it on Win 7 with no
problems.

I'll take a look at it as it may work for me. On Vista we didn't have the
"permission" crapola we found on W-7. Thanks.

 

[Nil]

I'll take a look at it as it may work for me. On Vista we didn't
have the "permission" crapola we found on W-7.

Yes, you did, and do.

 

[Dave-UK]

I had the same problem, a very simple life-saving fix I found is a registry tweak at:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind...ership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/

It adds a "take ownership" option to the RIGHT CLICK menu. You can use it on any folder or file; I
even used it on system files and it worked. Of course I had the UAC turned off.

It was written for Vista, but I have been using it on Win 7 with no problems.

Regards,
Brian

Unfortunately the hack from that site does not include exe files.
(I'll see if I've still got a reg file that does.)