I am no professional admin, but it looks not like afull reset to my.
#WIN7 PERMISSIONS RESET FULL#
A full reset should set this back to TrustedInstaller. to overcome some issues I have changed the ownership (of c:windows) to my user account, but it remains this way. Run the following commands.Ĭd “C: \ Program Files \ Windows Resource Kits \ Tools”Īfter a few minutes of working out this script, all rights to the registry branches will take on a virgin appearance, as they would have looked like immediately after the installation of the system. The installation and running the commands above works fine. Subinacl / subdirectories% SystemDrive% / grant = system = f Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT / grant = system = f Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_CURRENT_USER / grant = system = f Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / grant = system = f Subinacl / subdirectories% SystemDrive% / grant = administrators = f Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT / grant = administrators = f To reset an individual file’s permissions, I’d run: icacls d:docsplaces.docx /reset. To reset the Docs folder permissions, I’d run: icacls d:docs /reset. It’s likely that the first account you created when setting up the computer has these privileges. Use this command-line (from admin Command Prompt) syntax to reset the permissions for a file or folder. 1 X Research source If you’re unable to access one administrator account (such as the user called Administrator), log in as any other user with administrative privileges. Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_CURRENT_USER / grant = administrators = f Step 1, Log in with a different administrator account. Subinacl / subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / grant = administrators = f Change the permissions of a file to something other than the umask default (say 777) 2. Save the reset.cmd-file to your desktop, and close Notepad. In Notepad click Save as type, and then select All Files (.). Hit enter and follow the wizard instructions to continue the system restore. In Notepad click File, Save As, and then type: reset.cmd. Step 2: Log in as Admin and type the command- rstrui.exe. In the Advanced Boot Options, choose 'Safe Mode with Command Prompt' and press Enter. In the reset.cmd file, type the following lines: Step 1: Restart your computer and press F8 to enter the Boot screen. Create a file named reset.cmd in the folder C: \ Program Files \ Windows Resource Kits \ Tools
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