No BSOD, but crash: software missing, cannot start in Adminmode etc

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    unfortunately, it is not being found there, pls find attachement
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    Ok, must be missing something here... I'll ask for help...
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    HeatoftheNight said:
    now it seems I am logged in as Admin, but when click FilemenuTools folder in \C:\Program Files, the following messages are shown --see attachments.

    Let's check if you really had the right account. Could you please post a snip of this: Control Panel | user accounts | Manage another account
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    pls find attached
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    OK... that looks ok though it is not a good idea to let admin be your standard user.....

    Try adain by logging in admin, open a command prompt and using the rd /s (remove dir) command?
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    is says 'access denied' pls find attached.

    PS I followed all the steps in the tutorial how to open elevated prompt as Admin. see background of pic

    PS2 thanks a lot for your continuing support, it is really appreciated. I hope we can figure out the problem soon.
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    mmm. not good. Are you computer savvy enough to try a Linux boot?
    UNetbootin - Create Bootable Live Linux USB

    With a linux boot... you CAN delete the dir....
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    i'm not sure i am a bit hesitating to install another OS just to get rid of a 2,75 mb file. no other options?
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    HeatoftheNight said:
    i'm not sure i am a bit hesitating to install another OS just to get rid of a 2,75 mb file. no other options?

    You don't have to install the other OS at all. You can make a cd or USB stick bootable and only once BOOT your system on that cd or USB stick. No installing involved.
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