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Hi All
I need some help please. My problem started when I tried to backup my Firefox Profile Folder and my backup software would not backup one specific file ie "signons-sqlite". This file is the login password repository for Firefox password manager. I then tried to copy and paste this file but I received the following message: "File access denied. You require permissions from "ABCD\PC\ABCD" (exact name changed) to make changes to this file. I have read extensively on the web about changing permissions on files and folders, but I seem to be going round in circles. The above user name is already granted permissions. So I am struggling. I have tried the following Registry Tweaks which do not work: Take Ownership GrantAdminFullControl Anyone help here please Thanks Terry |
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It sounds like the best thing to do is to right click on the file, then security, then advanced. Verify ownership of the file and the users/groups who have rights, and what those rights are. Reg tweaks and scripts etc sometimes don't replace the GUI where you can verify who can do what.
Sul.
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one of the two should work:
Open cmd, kill explorer.exe and do it from the command line (sorry I don't know the correct commands off the top of my head) or boot a linux live cd and copy the file to a FAT usb stick - neither Linux nor FAT care about NTFS ACLs ![]() |
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