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Permissions Windows 7 32-bit C17 Configure Solve Problems Access Den

2003 -
2003 -    ..
2004 - Summary/Objective
2005 -
200501 - Follow up ref SDS 6 0000, ref SDS 5 0000.
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200504 -
200506 -  ..
2006 -
2007 -
2008 - Progress
2009 -
200901 - Help from Microsoft requires non-OEM product key.
200903 -  ..
200904 - Group Policy Settings
200905 -
200906 - Follow up ref SDS 6 YM4M.
200907 -
200908 - Today, entered in Windows 7 "Run" feature...
200909 -
200910 -                    gpedit.msc
200911 -
200912 - ...as explained in the record on 101209 0823. ref SDS 6 YM4M
200914 -  ..
200915 - One of the "permission" parameters is...
200916 -
200917 -                fsutil behavior set symlinkevaluation /?
200919 -  ..
200920 - Running this at DOS prompt yields....
200921 -
200922 -                fsutil behavior set Disable8dot3ation /?
200924 -  ..
200925 - There is an explanation of Windows Command Line, which is the DOS
200926 - command prompt....
200927 -
200928 -              http://commandwindows.com/
200930 -  ..
200931 - This seems like a useful explanation of DOS on Windows 7, indicating
200932 - very robust tools.
200934 -  ..
200935 - File System Utility DOS Command
200936 -
200937 - Explanation of this command is on the Internet at...
200938 -
200939 -              http://commandwindows.com/fsutil.htm
200940 -
200941 - Don't see anything here that can avoid access denied permission
200942 - problems.
200943 -
200944 -
200946 -  ..
200947 - Local Security Policy Editor
200948 -
200949 - Follow up ref SDS 6 0V5N.
200950 -
200951 - This seems like another possibility...
200952 -
200953 -              http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/7357-local-security-policy-editor-open.html
200955 -         ..
200956 -        Start
200957 -            Run
200959 -                     ..
200960 -                    secpol.msc
200961 -
200962 - ...runs...
200964 -                ..
200965 -               j:\windows\system32\secpol.msc
200966 -
200967 -
200969 -  ..
200970 - Access Denied Delete and Construct Directories for Files Already Open
200971 -
200972 - Follow up ref SDS 6 EJ6J.
200973 -
200974 - Looks now like the problem of transferring SDS and files to the
200975 - Internet on multiple passes occurs because Windows 7 "denies access"
200976 - to remove an existing temporary directory structure...
200978 -                 ..
200979 -                c: sd wt....
200980 -
200981 - ...becasue SDS is open.  If DOS sessions are closed, then the
200982 - directory is deleted.
200984 -  ..
200985 - Pausing the op....
200986 -
200988 -  ..
200989 - Line 100, ref OF 1 J03M
200990 -
200991 -    ftp -n ftp.welchco.com <c:\sd\td\ftpc >c:\sd\td\ftpl
200992 -    REM
200993 -    REM
200994 -    REM                    Remove c: sd wt
200995 -    REM
200996 -    rd c:\sd\wt /s/q
200997 -    REM
200998 -
200999 -        Getting error message...
201000 -
201001 -                rd c:\sd\wt /s/q
201002 -                c:\sd\wt\sd\00101\02 - The directory is not empty
201004 -  ..
201005 - This appears to conflict with W7 DOS guidance that says rd with /s/q
201006 - should remove paths that are not empty, since that is the purpose of
201007 - the /s switch.
201009 -  ..
201010 - Same command at command prompt, yields...
201011 -
201012 -                C:\sd\10>rd c:\sd\wt /s/q
201013 -                c:\sd\wt\sd\00101\02\10 - Access is denied
201015 -  ..
201016 - After closing DOS apps for Medit and SDS, the same command runs
201017 - successfully and removes the directory.
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2011 -