i tried writing takeown /f "C:\Programs Files (x86)" /r /d n
icacls "C:\Programs Files (x86)" /grant administrators:F /t on cmd but it dint work ....is dr any space or block letter which i m missing...please help
System Manufacturer/Model Number: Local computer store OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit. CPU: AMD 64 AthlonX2 Motherboard: ASUS M2A-VM HDMI Memory: 2 G Graphics Card: NVidia GE Force GT 240X Sound Card: C Media PCI Audio Device Monitor(s) Displays: Acer AL1716 PSU: ?? Case: Local computer store Cooling: Case fan, CPU fan, Video card fan Hard Drives: Two WD 80G, WD 120G, Maxtor 15G
I have a program that wanted to install in a document folder :mad:
I have installed it in Program Files, but it requires elevation or it produces errors when running. I know I can tick the Run As ... box in the shortcut, but is there a better way, such as taking ownership of the install folder?
I have an Advent (PC World brand) Laptop that comes with its own custom On-Screen Display software.
The software is made for 32 bit Windows with no 64 bit version available as far as I'm aware.
I have upgraded to 64 bit Windows recently and everything seems to work great except the OSD.
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Hi have have a new PC running Win7 Home Premium 64bit. I have 2 drives:
1 x 120GB SSD (running the OS) (C Drive)
1 x 1TB HDD (D Drive)
The SSD is running the OS and a couple of main programs which i use quite often (ie. Office 2010, Antivirus, etc).
The HDD i want to use to install and...
Hi,
I have a program installed under "C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\SWName".
When the program runs it's supposed to copy some files, say
FROM
"C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\SWName\Drivers\*.abc
TO
"C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\SWName\Drivers\*.xyz
The program works on...
My computers are both running Win 7 64-bit. I am thoroughly confused when it comes to placing programs that I download into their proper folders: That is, program files (x86) vs program files. I have read stuff on this, but still confused. for the most part, even when a dl'd program suggests...