Once you identify the problematic software you can then perform a selective boot and uncheck the box for this software. To determine which software is the culprit software out of the items unchecked perform the following steps:Ģ) count the number of non Microsoft services that have unchecked boxes.Ĥ) check to see administrative privileges or performance changesĥ) if there was no change then check the next group (1/2 of the remaining boxes)Ħ) if there was a change then you know which group the problem software is inħ) keep repeating these steps until you eliminate all the non-culprit software and isolate the culprit software. The clean boot is easy andġ) click windows and r keys simultaneously and enter msconfigħ) check to see the administrative privileges or performance changes In case anyone is still having the problem one easy method to determine whether any HP or other preinstalled software is interfering with administrative privileges for flash or external drives is to perform a clean boot. Result: Successfully processed 364 files Failed processing 2695 files. Just ran the following as local administrator in an elevated CMD window:
This has been tried with: A domain admin account, the local admistrator account, a domain admin account running everything as "Run as Administrator"Īnd the local administrator account running everything as "Run as Administrator" and this is running on a new clean install of Windows Server 2008r2. I can apply ownership and security directly to each folder and file, butĬan't propagate rights from the root folder without getting "Access Denied". Open, no previous security exists on the files as they were copied over the network to this location. After taking ownership you STILL get access denied.
I am amazed that the answers to the questions regarding this problem have never been actually answered. So now I am faced with thousands on thousands (actually millions) of files that have to be individually accessed, ownership taken and then have basic security applied to them (This is applying full permissions to EVERYONE). I go to one of the folders which is saying "Access Denied" when security is applied and try and do it individually. I try and change permissions again on the root folder: Access Denied. I run CMD as administrator and use takeown: SUCESS I run takeown on the files: Access Denied I launch explorer and "Run As Administrator" logged in under the local administratior account and try and take ownership: Access Denied I then try and take ownership of the files and set permissions and am confronted with: I moved about a TB of files from one file server to another.
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