Run As Administrator - Lost Rights?

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I have changed rights for all and am just running the icals for each

I drilled down into permissions and see there are two user accounts with the same name, but only one has full control after I changed it

Its showing all the permission types and the User rights
ITS NOT 2 user accounts, but by sub-catagory and then user.

Roy

For Icals I get this, which is strange as the file is in the location

The path you typed is not correct. Specifically, "Program Files (x86)" has two spaces in it.

Tried the extra space, still no joy

Forgive me I am stupid lol, forgot the subfolder, so will now make sure I include the full path

Done icacls on all files and still no joy

The file uploaded appears to be having problems. It’s seems that the file got truncated. Without the information this file provides I can’t send you commands to revert the changes I asked you to try previously, had they have no effect.


I’ve thought about the problem for a bit and I’ve come to reason that we’ve interpreted the crash message incorrectly... assuming that the permission settings for all the amtservices.dll files are, as you say, identical, then the problem must not have to do with the permission settings of the dll, but rather there’s a permission problem with some file or folder in which a function in the amtservices.dll tries to access, fails and crashes.

I’ve consulted Google and have tracked down one other Photoshop user reporting the exact same issue: Photoshop CS5 crashing due to amtservices.dll. The OP had the problem resolved, but using brute force tactics. Specifically, he was instructed to grant himself read and write access to all the folders relating to Adobe. Although this may have had solved the issue, there was no intention to identify where the exact fault lied.

ARD, if you’re just interested in a fast solution then you can do what the OP did in that linked thread and grant your user read and write to all the Adobe folders. As I don’t know the path names I can’t provide a copy-paste solution and again you’ll have to go through and manually edit the permissions for each folder.

If you wish to determine exactly what Photoshop was crashing on, you’d have to go through the process of elimination with the permissions.