How to fix "Access Denied" Errors in Windows 10 (Two Simple Methods)
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Getting access denied error in windows 10 while opening or installing programs or files and folders? You can fix the problem by two simple methods
1- Right click on the file and chose "run as administrators
2- Making oneself as administrator in Computer Management I right click on windows start button I computer management I local users and groups I users I chose your account and open it I switch to the tab "member of" I click on "Add" in the bottom and type in Administrators I OK
Now RESTART your computer to apply the changes you have made
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OMG IT WORKS IT WORKS THE FIX WORKS DUMBASS You just probaly did it wrong or it just doesnt work for you it worked first time for me
i also do not have "local users and groups"
Windows 10 Home and Windows Vista Home Editions do NOT have Local User and Groups under Computer Management (or anywhere else on the system.... Just FYI.... Some other OS versions may be the same, but that part I'm unsure of.
However, open the Command Prompt (CMD) with administrator privileges. Make sure you are on C:\Windows\System32>
If not: type cd.. and press enter until you are back to the drive letter. For this example, it would take you to C:\>
C:\Windows\System32>cd.. (press enter)C:\Windows>cd.. (press enter)C:\>
Note: If you are on a different drive like D:, G:, etc... you need to be on whatever drive letter your OS is installed on (usually drive C)
Okay, from C:\> enter the following commands in CMD to get to C:\Windows\System32>
C:\>cd windows
It will change to C:\Windows> (type cd system32) and press enter
Looks like this C:\Windows>cd system32
It will change to: C:\Windows\System32>
Now type: net localgroup administrators and press enter
Looks like this: C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators
Note: If you changed the name of your administrators group then you will need to substitute "administrators" with the new name you have chosen.
Anyway, after the command "C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators" You should see:
Alias name administrators
Comment Administrators have complete and unrestricted access to the computer/domain
Members
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Administrator
(Here it should show the name of your User/Administrator Account)
The command completed successfully.C:\Windows\System32>
So, if your administrator user account shows up after entering that command "C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators" then you are already promoted to the administrators group!!
If not, type in this command: net localgroup administrators PutYourUserNameHere /add then press enter
Then type: net share concfg*C:\/grant:PutYourUserNameHere,full and press enter
If that doesn't work, try this command instead: net share SHARE_NAME=c:\ /grant:PutYourUserNameHere,full
IF YOU STILL HAVE PROBLEMS CONTACT ME AND ILL TRY TO HELP BECAUSE I HAD A NEVERENDING NIGHTMARE WITH WINDOWS 10 PROBLEMS AND DID ALL THE TRIAL AND ERROR CRAP AND MESSED UP THE PC AND REINSTALLED WINDOWS NUMEROUS TIMES AND COULDNT GET ANYWHERE EVEN WITH LEVEL 2 TECHS FROM MICROSOFT BUT WAS ABLE TO SOLVE MOST WINDOWS 10 PROBLEMS ON MY OWN. FIND ME ON FACEBOOK facebook.com/ShaunJohnsonWorldwide
I CAN HELP WITH WINDOWS 10 INCOMPATIBILITY ISSUES TOO... just saying :) good luck
can u make a video of it... am not getting these at all.
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Reach Shaun thank you. this solved my problem 😊👍
its already on adminstrators and it doesnt work
So delete it and add another one
@@ohiogaming_7 This was three years ago
thx u so much the first method worked for me but the second method doesnt work cuz its not showing users and groups
I don't have in my windows 10 something that says local users and groups....
+CalvinCoolidge isGOAT try other options in the video
Windows 10 Home and Windows Vista Home Editions do NOT have Local User and Groups under Computer Management (or anywhere else on the system.... Just FYI.... Some other OS versions may be the same, but that part I'm unsure of.
However, open the Command Prompt (CMD) with administrator privileges. Make sure you are on C:\Windows\System32>
If not: type cd.. and press enter until you are back to the drive letter.
For this example, it would take you to C:\>
C:\Windows\System32>cd.. (press enter)C:\Windows>cd.. (press enter)C:\>
Note: If you are on a different drive like D:, G:, etc... you need to be on whatever drive letter your OS is installed on (usually drive C)
Okay, from C:\> enter the following commands in CMD to get to C:\Windows\System32>
C:\>cd windows
It will change to C:\Windows> (type cd system32) and press enter
Looks like this C:\Windows>cd system32
It will change to: C:\Windows\System32>
Now type: net localgroup administrators and press enter
Looks like this: C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators
Note: If you changed the name of your administrators group then you will need to substitute "administrators" with the new name you have chosen.
Anyway, after the command "C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators" You should see:
Alias name administrators
Comment Administrators have complete and unrestricted access to the computer/domain
Members
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Administrator
(Here it should show the name of your User/Administrator Account)
The command completed successfully.C:\Windows\System32>
So, if your administrator user account shows up after entering that command "C:\Windows\System32>net localgroup administrators" then you are already promoted to the administrators group!!
If not, type in this command: net localgroup administrators PutYourUserNameHere /add then press enter
Then type: net share concfg*C:\/grant:PutYourUserNameHere,full and press enter
If that doesn't work, try this command instead: net share SHARE_NAME=c:\ /grant:PutYourUserNameHere,full
IF YOU STILL HAVE PROBLEMS CONTACT ME AND ILL TRY TO HELP BECAUSE I HAD A NEVERENDING NIGHTMARE WITH WINDOWS 10 PROBLEMS AND DID ALL THE TRIAL AND ERROR CRAP AND MESSED UP THE PC AND REINSTALLED WINDOWS NUMEROUS TIMES AND COULDNT GET ANYWHERE EVEN WITH LEVEL 2 TECHS FROM MICROSOFT BUT WAS ABLE TO SOLVE MOST WINDOWS 10 PROBLEMS ON MY OWN. FIND ME ON FACEBOOK facebook.com/ShaunJohnsonWorldwide
I CAN HELP WITH WINDOWS 10 INCOMPATIBILITY ISSUES TOO... just saying :) good luck
Tq very much
I don't have something called "local users and groups"
Windows 1n under Manage. There is no local users and group option
Try again my friend "Windows 10 Home"
thank you
welcome :-)
when I try clicking apply it says access is denied. how do I fix this?
Is this gonna be a one time charge?
sir everything is already there but it still is not working
Not helpful.
sub titles pls
why do you say pls all the time
vindoes tok butten
why is he saying please in every step 😂😂😂🤣🤣
he is not so familiar with english
Please stop repeating 'please' in front of every sentences.
For all those people saying that they don't have Local Users and Groups:
You are required to have this folder to even TRY to logon to Windows. That is your entire user group. If you don't have it, how are you even ON a desktop? It's in Computer Management. If you don't have it, get your computer checked.
I'm not even going to listen to the video, I'm sorry, don't mean to be racist or anything, but this accent is really hard to understand, I'm disliking the video.