Solved Needing to own file permissions!

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bluemykk

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I have a file ( C:\Windows\?.bin) that I need to delete. I do not have permission. I have tried to turn off the UAC and that won't work. I have tried to use the COMMAND prompt takeown, but for some reason, I don't know quite how to phrase it. when i type what all the forums say, it says that there is a "conflict".

Help me please with this issue.:mad:
 

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bluemykk said:
I have a file ( C:\Windows\?.bin) that I need to delete. I do not have permission. I have tried to turn off the UAC and that won't work. I have tried to use the COMMAND prompt takeown, but for some reason, I don't know quite how to phrase it. when i type what all the forums say, it says that there is a "conflict".

Help me please with this issue.:mad:
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there are instructions here http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67717-take-ownership-file.html

hope this helps

Ken
 

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2. In the elevated command prompt, type takeown /f (full path of file) and press Enter.
NOTE: Substitute (full path of file) with your file's full path. For example,takeown /f C:\Windows\System32\en-US\winload.exe.mui

This is where I'm not getting it. I recieve a "conflict" not valid.
 

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Invalid argument reads in the command prompt. This is what i type: c:\windows\system32>takeownfC:\Windows\?.bin

ERROR: Invalid argument/invalid option -'/fC:\Windows\?.bin
Type "TAKEOWN /?" for uasge

Help me some more please.:devil:
 

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