Post by BuckSkin on Mar 31, 2017 2:22:59 GMT
64-bit Windows 7 Pro
I (and my wife who is the same as me so far as the computer knows) am the administrator and "user" of our machines.
Frequently, whenever I attempt to move or delete a file or a folder, even though I am supposed to have every file and folder in the entire system set for read/write/manipulate to a fare-the-well by anyone anywhere on our home network, it will not allow me to do so; it will tell me that I do not have permissions and that I must obtain permission from "myself" to do so.
It may allow me to delete the folder above and the one below, but will balk on the next.
I have been into "advanced sharing" so many times to see if there is something changed in there, but it always shows full control to "everyone"
Have any of you experienced this behavior and what did you do to fix it ?
Thanks.
I (and my wife who is the same as me so far as the computer knows) am the administrator and "user" of our machines.
Frequently, whenever I attempt to move or delete a file or a folder, even though I am supposed to have every file and folder in the entire system set for read/write/manipulate to a fare-the-well by anyone anywhere on our home network, it will not allow me to do so; it will tell me that I do not have permissions and that I must obtain permission from "myself" to do so.
It may allow me to delete the folder above and the one below, but will balk on the next.
I have been into "advanced sharing" so many times to see if there is something changed in there, but it always shows full control to "everyone"
Have any of you experienced this behavior and what did you do to fix it ?
Thanks.
