slmgr.vbs - permissions


  1. JodyVL
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    Windows 7 Professional 32bit
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    slmgr.vbs - permissions


    Hi guys!

    For months now, I've been able to run Command Prompt as Administrator and then run the command "slmgr /dlv" in order to bring up a very useful little box of information.

    Now, I run the command and a little Windows Security window pops up and says it's not possible to open these files (slmgr.vbs) because of my Internet Security Settings, and the line "Access denied" appears in the command prompt.

    (Please note that it is not the standard "Permission Denied" error. I will attach an image, unfortunately in Brazilian portuguese, but you guys should recognise it...)

    I've switched off Windows Defender... I have Avira Guard enabled but that's never been a problem before...

    Any suggestions?
    Thanks!
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  3. JodyVL
    Posts : 2
    Windows 7 Professional 32bit
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    Hey guys...

    So now while browsing the net normally, the same error box popped up out of nowhere, with a different file not being allowed to run (adobeARM.exe):

    Does this add any clues to this puzzle?
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