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Old 11-27-2006   #11 (permalink)
Jimmy Brush


 
 

Re: You need permission to perform this action !!!!

The permissions look good - they give you, administrators, and the system
full control over the folder and any subfolder and files that are created
inside the folder.

Maybe the problem is with the SOURCE files and not the destination? Have you
tried copying a file from the desktop to this location?


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Old 11-27-2006   #12 (permalink)
PierreDa


 
 

Re: You need permission to perform this action !!!!

As you said, when I check the permission settings, I have full rights on
everything.

Yes, I have try to copy a file from an other directory and paste it ... same
message.
Strange ...
An other example is if I try to install "flash player".
The program decompress the files he need and when he begin to install the
installer said that he cannot find some files from the directory where he has
decompress everything !!

Again, I can "paste" in all the directories "USERS" but not his one (I
haven't try all ...).

regards

Thanks

Pierre

"Jimmy Brush" wrote:

> The permissions look good - they give you, administrators, and the system
> full control over the folder and any subfolder and files that are created
> inside the folder.
>
> Maybe the problem is with the SOURCE files and not the destination? Have you
> tried copying a file from the desktop to this location?
>
>
> --
> - JB
>
> Windows Vista Support Faq
> http://www.jimmah.com/vista/
>

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Old 11-27-2006   #13 (permalink)
Gerry Hickman


 
 

Re: You need permission to perform this action !!!!

Hi PierreDa,

>> Are you able to paste files into each of thses?
>>
>> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local
>> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla
>> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\
>> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles
>>

>
> NO ... "You need permission to perform this action" !!


Are you saying you are unable to paste ANY file into EACH of the folders
above? Did you try all the folders I listed?

I'm a bit confused about the \Me.domainName\ part of the path? Is this
the normal naming convention in Vista, are you on a domain? I ask
because the only time you would end up with folders of that name under
Win2k was if something had gone wrong with the loading of the profile.
Usually the profile would be called something like

\Users\Me\AppData\Local\Mozilla

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Gerry Hickman (London UK)
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Old 11-28-2006   #14 (permalink)
PierreDa


 
 

Re: You need permission to perform this action !!!!

Hi,



> >> Are you able to paste files into each of thses?
> >>
> >> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local


YES !

> >> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla


NO ! "You need permission ...". UAC is enabled and I answer "Yes" when
asking to continue ans give "administrator privileges" ...

> >> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\


NO ! Idem

> >> Users\Me.domainName\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles


NO ! Idem

> Are you saying you are unable to paste ANY file

I create a new file to test again.

>>into EACH of the folders above? Did you try all the folders I listed?


See above for answers

>
> I'm a bit confused about the \Me.domainName\ part of the path? Is this
> the normal naming convention in Vista, are you on a domain?


Yes I'm on a domain, and I don"t know if it is the "normal naming" ... I
guess Yes !
Local profile is for instance "Users\MyUserName" and domain profile
"Users\MyUserName.DomainName".
I had always that in Vista.

Thanks

Pierre
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