Re: Windows XP "access is denied" error for folder shortcuts - $10 to
- From: PD43 <pauld1943@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:55:39 -0500
"C.Joseph S. Drayton" <csdcs@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
J Y wrote:
On Apr 27, 3:01 am, "C.Joseph S. Drayton" <cs...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
J Y wrote:
Yes... Every time I search on Google, I end up with a dozen sitesvia >Explorer, but in navigating to it either through a shortcut
mentioning this solution. My problem is not in opening a folder
or Start | >Run.
On Apr 23, 10:34 am, "ju.c" <bibidybubidyb...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: >> You try this?
"Access is Denied" error message when you try to open a
folderhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/810881
ju.c
"J Y" <ricky...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
.c >>om...news:deabd7a6-a6f8-4e70-a9cf-a7a43dac0d38@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Run, >>but I > can't get Explorer to open the folders. The onlyIt sounds exactly like this. I can run files using Start |
problem >>with this > theory, though, is that I checked my group
policy, and >>it is already > set to bypass transverse checking
for >>Administrators and Everyone.
the >>admin > user in either normal and safe mode. No dice.I've also tried creating a new admin user, and logging in as
programs >> > listed above. I'm not optimistic, as this problemI clean my computer regularly, but am trying some of the
cropped up >>soon > after I installed my OS, likely before any
viruses would >>have made it > onto my machine.
me, >>and probably > not to the experts on here either. I knowSorry for offering money. I'm not inclined to use one of thefee for > service sites, as it's just not worth the trouble to
Usenet >>has far better > knowledge than your typical
troubleshooting site. >>If I have offended > with my crass
offer, then excuse me.
On Apr 22, 4:26 pm, CurtB <Cu...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: >> It sounds like NTFS traverse folder denial.
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/e4be109f-5547-...
"J Y" wrote:
Hi,
the >>person who >> > can solve this for me. I don't have anyissue >> > forI'm a pretty technical user, and have been living with this
it's >> > annoying all the same. I'm willing to Paypal $10 to3 years now. It's not worth reinstalling Windows over, but
way to >>prove that I'll pay >> > you, but what have you got to
lose?
| >>Run >> > anddenied" when >> > IThe problem:
I receive a standard Windows error message box "Access
double click a shortcut to a folder, or when I go to Start
happen >> > fortype in a folder other than the drive root. These problems
ANY folder on ANY drive.
For example:
C:\windows (doesn't work)
C:\ (does work)
do >>anything else I >> > normally would be able to with nonavigating >> > through the tree, I can get there, browse, andIf I navigate to the given folder in Windows Explorer by
problems.
Administrator >> > privileges.I'm running Windows XP Pro as a user with complete
the >> >> > solution for regaining ownership of a folder afterI have google'd this problem a dozen times and ended up on
tried >>them anyway, with >> > noreinstalling >> > Windows. That is not my problem, and I've
success.
Any help is much appreciated.
The problem then is that you somehow lost the 'association for
folders'. try doing a Google on;
explorer folder association and see if that gives you the
registry script you need. I will check and see if I save a copy
and if I did will post it later today.
--
Sincerely,
C.Joseph Drayton, Ph.D. AS&T
CSD Computer Services
Please excuse the TEMPORARY web site
Web site:http://csdcs.itgo.com/
E-mail: cjos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Amazing! I lost this thread after giving up on anyone having a
solution to this over a month ago... But this simple google search led
me to this url:
http://ask.metafilter.com/30704/How-to-set-up-program-association-for-opening-folders
The solution involving invoking regsvr32 is what did it for me. Thank
you so much for ending years of anguished inconvenience! I am going to
Paypal you my 10 bucks - money well spent! Apologies to whomever finds
this exchange of knowledge for money on usenet crass.
Hi J Y,
Quite often people will say 'do a Google search' or 'Google is your
friend'. After doing a google search and getting 10,000 hits, their
response becomes annoying. Google is your friend IF you know the search
phrase to use. When people suggest Google, when possible it would be
nice if they gave a 'suggested' search phrase.
It would also be nice if that person went to the OP's house and typed
it in too.
And clicked the OP's mouse too.
Because of the way most search engine bots file web pages, it is very.
easy to get hits that the 'average' user may find extraneous (<LOL>).
Its like a friend said to me telling someone to use a dictionary to
find the spelling of a word can be frustrating when your word starts
with the sound of a letter 'f' put the spelling begins with a 'ph'.
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