Hi,
I'm running windows 8 enterprise x64 and total commander 8.01 x64 and I'm experiencing a strange problem: trying to do file operations (copy, create dir etc) on some directories fails because of access denied.
I'm running TC as administrator, I am an administrator on the machine and also, when the prompt appears in TC, I select "as administrator" and enter my credentials. The operation still fails.
The same things work fine with Windows Explorer: I get the permissions prompt, click "continue" (as administrator) and the operation succeeds.
Is this a known problem?
Thanks!
Permissions problem on windows 8
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No, I haven't experienced such a problem yet. Can you give me some folder names where this happens? And could you check their permissions via Alt+Enter? There are some folders like "System Volume Information" where not even the elevated admin has write rights.
The Explorer works differently, it just grants these rights to the user. I think that this is very risky. You may try to grant these rights yourself via Alt+Enter if you really need to write to these folders.
The Explorer works differently, it just grants these rights to the user. I think that this is very risky. You may try to grant these rights yourself via Alt+Enter if you really need to write to these folders.
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Sure: one such folder is C, the root. Another is the inetpub\vvvroot folder (IIS folder). (sorry for the "vvv", using "w" the forum says I'm not allowed to post URLs yet :p)
Effective permissions show that my user has full permissions for everything (as it should, since I'm administrator).
Let me know if there's more info I can supply.
Thanks!
Effective permissions show that my user has full permissions for everything (as it should, since I'm administrator).
Let me know if there's more info I can supply.
Thanks!