So after copy to new machine, you might need to Unblock, Unlock or apply "Take Ownership" to such things on a different Windows User Account. You can still run into similar issue when you copy over files (like Steam games) from other machines cause those will have the rights applied to whatever user account was on that particular machine. When you actually go to install says Steam, Origin, Uplay by default they will want to go to Program Files, because that is what is dictated in the Windows Registry for where programs should go just edit the location during an installer. So install things like Game Clients and Games, outside of such folder structures and you'll be fine.
This is why people misunderstand as to why they lack Admin rights basically anything within Program Files, Program Data, or Windows folders you never will have full admin rights, because OS does not want that. You just need to have Full Control on folders when it comes to folder security. I've never had to do that, even in Win10. Click 'OK' to confirm your choice and close the Properties menu. I don't remember off the top of my head how though but it works a charm. Right-click the problem file to access the Properties menu, select the 'Security' tab and click 'Advanced.' Now choose 'Owner.' If the owner is listed as 'TrustedInstaller,' click 'Edit' and choose the Administrator account from the menu that appears. Xpliciit původně napsal:You can delete files through administrators cmd.
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