cant copy files from (x86) folder


  1. 1steveone1
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64
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    cant copy files from (x86) folder


    Hi , Im using win7 64 ultimate . A program I use installed in tne (x86) folder runs OK and I can save and delete files from within the program but I cannot see these files from Windows Explorer to make a backup . The files display the infamous yellow lock icon (from within the x86 program) and I cant change this no matter how far I go into the owner/permissions rigmarole .
    Anyone have any clues?
    Regards
    Steve
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  3. boohbah
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600
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    have you tried the advanced settings in the permissions properties ,
    there is a checkbox to adopt the parent folders permissions or words to that effect.
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