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Apparently I'm an Administrator:
So why am I running into this kind of dialog all the time:
Whose permission do I need? Is there a way to sudo
in Windows 7?
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Apparently I'm an Administrator:
So why am I running into this kind of dialog all the time:
Whose permission do I need? Is there a way to sudo
in Windows 7?
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You might be transferring content to a folder on an NTFS formatted drive that you are not the owner of (this happens to me a lot while transferring stuff to external storage drives)
You need to take ownership of the folder to get around this.
Use this or take a look here to do this manually.
Select the folder in Explorer and press Alt+Enter
Switch to the Security
tab and click Advanced
Click the Change
button
Enter your username in the Select User or Group
dialog box that pops up and click OK
Make sure you tick both Replace owner...
and Replace all child object...
checkboxes and click OK. you should now be the owner of the folder and all folders and files within that folder.
Something is not set right on your Windows PC. What are you trying to do ? Maybe there is another user account on the PC and you are trying to access his account... – Devid – 2014-06-08T16:50:52.867