Re: Subject: Odd Start Menu problem
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This is usually caused by inappropriate NTFS permissions: The
account you use does not have the necessary rights to launch
the shortcut or the underlying application.
Huh. Now that's just weird, since I'm running an administrator
account...
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- Re: Subject: Odd Start Menu problem
... the shortcut or the underlying application. ... Huh. ... since I'm running an administrator ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Desktop shortcuts dont work
... I don't see anything that strikes me from a security perspective. ... Since the permissions on the redirected Desktop folder seem OK, have you run that tool to check the context menu handlers? ... The other diagnostic tool you could try is filemon - start monitoring, try to access the shortcut, and see what it logs when it fails. ... The shortcut has grayed out Full Control given to Administrator and to System. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: Desktop shortcuts dont work
... Since the permissions on the redirected ... Desktop folder seem OK, have you run that tool to check the context menu ... The shortcut has grayed out Full Control given to Administrator and to ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: Probs accessing database for users of newly developed Superuse
... Using the shortcut on my desktop, I logged in as administrator and held-down ... and noted the WIF and database. ... When I tried to log in as one of the Superusers, ...
(microsoft.public.access.security) - Re: Desktop shortcuts dont work
... there is no Desktop folder. ... grayed out) for Administrator, Administrators, and System. ... The shortcut has grayed out Full Control given to Administrator and to ... eventvwr.exe shortcut on desktop, permissions for Administrator are ...
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