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| 18 Nov 2011 | #1 |
| | As the only User, why can't I delete some folders I created? Something I've never got to the bottom of: occasionally I find I cannot delete a file or folder which I had created and which is not set to Read Only, apparently because I need permission from the Administrator. The Permissions for such files and folders have not been tinkered with, at least not by me. Since I am the only User, am I not also the Administrator? My User Account is set to Administrator status. |
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| 18 Nov 2011 | #2 |
| | Hi Orpheus2000, Your user profile may be corrupt. Copy all the contents in folders created by you on C: drive to another partition or external usb drive. Change your user account name, re create it correctly then delete ALL of the old account. Also start using a password if not doing so already. |
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