I cannot write in System32.
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Hello,
I am the admin of the computer (the only one) but I cannot write in the folder "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc"
I want to save changes to hosts but I can't save it!!
Please help me
Thank you in advance for your responses,
Cordilus,
Postium
I am the admin of the computer (the only one) but I cannot write in the folder "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc"
I want to save changes to hosts but I can't save it!!
Please help me
Thank you in advance for your responses,
Cordilus,
Postium
Configuration: Windows Vista Firefox 3.0.5
10 answers
As I pointed out earlier, the operations that will follow will have no effect
without administrator status (the Login name)
Start\tall programs\accessories\ right-click on Windows Explorer
properties\advanced\ check the box run as administrator, OK then Apply
then right-click on Windows Explorer again add to the quick launch bar
return to the desktop and launch Windows Explorer, go to the HOST folder and
right-click on it, \properties\security\advanced\owner\edit
check replace owner of sub-cont........, then click on your Login name
Apply then OK
then give yourself all rights in the first window.
without administrator status (the Login name)
Start\tall programs\accessories\ right-click on Windows Explorer
properties\advanced\ check the box run as administrator, OK then Apply
then right-click on Windows Explorer again add to the quick launch bar
return to the desktop and launch Windows Explorer, go to the HOST folder and
right-click on it, \properties\security\advanced\owner\edit
check replace owner of sub-cont........, then click on your Login name
Apply then OK
then give yourself all rights in the first window.
Have you checked with the explorer if the host file exists?
And if it's there, check its properties (security, administrator rights, read-write mode).
And if it's there, check its properties (security, administrator rights, read-write mode).
That's why you can't write on it; apparently, only the system has access. You may need to take ownership, but if you're not an administrator, there's no point in insisting.
Thank you.