http://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_...TID=10591&PN=1
According to this post, you take ownership of the file, then change the
rights to full for you. I assume they mean to use the 'takeown' utility.
Some Windows Vista functions may not work, or Windows Vista may stop
responding:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833
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"Viking_Magic" <VikingMagic@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> It appears that CHKDSK will not repair files in certain sections of a
> VISTA
> install... I've got 2 bad $I130 indexes that CHKDSK will identify, but
> refuses to actally fix (gives an "Access Denied" message...). Scheduling
> via
> Drive | Properties fails to fix the problem also. The former was done
> from a
> CMD prompt from the VISTA media DVD at a command prompt with
> "Administrator"
> privilage... The latter from an "Administrator" account... What I've
> managed
> to find out so far is that the ONLY account with "FULL" permissions is
> "TrustedInstaller" everyone else ONLY has READ/LIST/EXEC.
>
> So my question is this... How can I fix this? As "Administrator" I can't
> even "Take Ownership" of any file or FOLDER "Owned by TrustedInstaller"...
> I
> would think that the MS Tools should have the "Critical" Authorities
> needed
> to REPAIR ($I30) indexes... Why doesn't it?
>
> Index entry CbsMsg.dll in index $I30 of file 1373 is incorrect.
> Index entry TrustedInstaller.exe in index $I30 of file 1373 is incorrect.
>
> Can't touch anything here because it's owned by "TrustedInstaller"
>
> C:\Windows\winsxs
> C:\Windows\servicing
>
>
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