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by csheppard Accepted solution
go to security (make sure admin is set in here and has full control) also make sure that in the drive security of where the file is, the admin has full control of that too.
on the file though, go to security and then click on advanced. make the administrator owner of that file and click ok.
then delete the file
by cookieorc Accepted solution
I would love to do that... do not have permissions to even view that tab... I am loged in as admin...
I tried actualy going in the upper level folder and change its permissions and have that trickle down to that file and the permissions wouldnt apply lol...
by thumbsup2 Accepted solution
You said "do not have permissions to even view that tab"..... so, how do you know the file that you want to delete is even in there if you can't view it?
So, what's the file that you want to delete? Is it in use by the system? If so, it won't let you delete it.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
I actually used a program unlocker to delete the file and it said that nothing was locking the, and then gave me the error that it could not delete it...
Do you think it is safe to boot from a linux disk to delete it? It is on my server and i do not know if most distobutions have the right scsi drivers...
by csheppard Accepted solution
u can definately use a bootable linux cd and delete the file.
just make sure its not a system file.
but before u do that, on the security tab, even though its telling you that you don't have permissions..
try going to advanced, and add the administrator as the owner and hit okay.
close out and reopen it. then in the security, add the administrator and give it full control.
just try it.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
by cookieorc Accepted solution
I will try using knoppix. I just hate to because it is a production line server... I am able to use linux I just do not know how there server is going to take it...
The file is what I was trying to set up for some roaming profiles. I never connected an account to this file though.. That is what is confusing me. It should be empty.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
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by csheppard Accepted solution
part of a domain?
are u a local admin, domain admin?
tell me ur setup
by cookieorc Accepted solution
This is a small shop with 10 users so we have a single server...
The local admin is also in the Domain admin group...
One quick question... Under the "members of:" tab I am also set as a domain user... That is set as my primary group... Could that be causing problems? shouldnt it be domain or local admin as my primary group?
by csheppard Accepted solution
a group policy is in effect that affecting your permissions.
if you're logged on locally and using the admin account, log off and log on the domain with the admin account.
then try it.
by vrraghuram Accepted solution
Can be suspected the below mentioned things.
1. Please check the security tab in properties of the specified files and some times we need to take owner ship before deleting some files like this.
2. Please check any others(users or system process) are using those files. If you find that please stop particular process.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
I cannot take permissions as local, domain or enterprise admin... Please read previous post.
I have rebooted the server in safe mode without networking and am still getin an access denied...
by niraj.desani Accepted solution
Are you create a domain and now create only two user one of power user and second User User and than after not login in server but login in domain means other system try out both user and
check are change the security permission of that folder and now not Right's are inherited that why problem create but try out one time
by cookieorc Accepted solution
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by niraj.desani Accepted solution
" This problem was SBS 2003 R2 in this server administrator nothing administration "
I was say that not change the permission of that folder but check who was owner, when you find owner. Login in network (Login in Domain Control)with this user other wise create a user or power user any templet user not administrator and access this folder Check it, One thing know that with out owner not to change the permissions of any folder or file and not inherit it only seem that but in description look like that,with out right's
folder all file and folder are seem empty. if you don't mind you can send me a screen shot of your permission and owner in my mail id.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
In the last post I have stated that I cannot even view the permissions or the owner...
I hope I am not sounding mean If you would like me to send screenshots I do not mind at all... I just need a way to contact you :)
by bart777 Accepted solution
Have you tried anything like ERD commander or other such tool that will boot in another OS?
I realize that this might be difficult since you may not be able to do this during a normal day but it might be worth a try.
by cookieorc Accepted solution
I was thinking about Knoppix... Or something simple like System rescue. This is going to sound stupid, but I do not want to put the only production line server. The one and only one that the entire business depends on through something like that.
That and the fact I do not know if any of the distrobutions have the right SCSI drives...
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