Hello, I've tried every solution to try to gain access to some files on my computer. I've tried using unlocker, and other right-clicky programs. I've tried removing and re-adding myself to the group with full control via security > Edit...
I'm totally stumped!
Any ideas?
Is there a commonality regarding file extensions that are denying access, such as; .doc, .pdf, .jpg, etc?
Yes there is actually!
.agr
.aif
.aiff
.wav
The information I have regarding the first three files is;
.agr=APM Graph Vector Graphic
.aif=Audio Interchange File or SymbianOS Application Information File
.aiff=Audio Interchange File
Not the usual Windows 7 extensions. I don't have any knowledge of what program would have installed them. With that said, you could try running System File Checker, SFC, and see if it helps;
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
Please post back the results.
HTH
Hi folks, thanks for the replies. I ran the scannow and there were no issues identified.
I've just gone ahead and deleted the .agr files because those aren't needed. What's left are the .aiff and .aif files. There were copied over from a Mac...perhaps that's the issue. It's not the end of the world to just delete them if there's no easy solution...would be nice to keep them though.
Thanks!
I found out what the problem was. For some reason the files were seen as encrypted when they came over from the mac (Why do .zip files from Mac OS show up as green/encrypted? - Saving the world, one bug at a time - Site Home - MSDN Blogs). The file names were green...to disable: Easily disable file encryption | Remote Administration For Windows
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