There must be a way to move an admin folder


  1. blockie
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    W7 Ultimate
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    There must be a way to move an admin folder


    I wish to move a folder from the admin user to a regular user. How?
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  3. gregrocker
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    Is it a System folder?

    If not then you should be able to move it from within the Admin account, unless it is system-protected. What is the error message?

    If it's not System and won't budge use the Take Ownership Shortcut
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