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Do this on an administrator rights account
Try this
Click on the button type CMD inside Search programs and files . Right click on CMD under neath Programs (1) choose Run as administrator . On the User Access Control window click on the Yes button . Inside the Command Prompt window input the commands below .
CD D:
press <Enter>
Type this command
icacls * /T /Q /C /RESETpress <ENTER>
Hi VistaKing
As I said before when I enter CD D: I get access denied and the command window reverts to C:\Windows\System32>
This is the problem I don't have acces to the D drive.
I'm doing it form an admin account and I even set up a new admin account to try that and I get the same.
When following your instructions though, I don't get this:
It just goes straight to the command window.On the User Access Control window click on the Yes button
Are you using the built-in Administrator account ? Or you created a new user account from within Control Panel . You would see the UAC window when you right click on the CMD and choose Run as administrator . Do you have UAC disabled ?
Sorry I don't know whether I have UAC disabled or not - I'm not familiar with that. How do I check or make sure it is enabled? I'm using my account that I set up the first time I ran windows when I got the PC.
Take a look here
User Account Control - UAC - Change Notification Settings
The last image is that UAC is disabled .
Yes I have it disabled. Which one should I have it set to: 1, 2 or 3?
That's fine . I have mine disabled .
Try it on the built-in administrators account
Click on type in CMD inside the Search programs and files box right click on CMD and choose Run as administrator. Inside command prompt type in
Log off from your account and log in under administrator . Will have the flower iconCode:net user administrator /active:yes
Ok, I'm now in the administrator account but I'm still getting access denied when trying to access the D drive through the command window.
Can you get me a scrnshot of D:\ Properties ? Double click on the Computer icon on the desktop or click on then click on Computer . Right click on your D: drive and choose Properties . On the Properties window click on the Security tab and use snipping Tool .