[Problem] Access Denied C Drive

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[Problem] Access Denied C Drive
I was playing around with security settings
1. Right clicked C drive
2. Security
3. Edit permissions
4. Authenticated Users
5. I clicked on Deny All for Full control

Since then I had the message access denied to C drive. The problem almost handicaps all normal operation in Vista. BTW i know some one who can fix it but then i need to wait to 1 september Cuz hes on vacation.
You're retarded then.
Same as going to delete system32. Lets see, what will happen.
Quote Originally Posted by Snape View Post
Same as going to delete system32. Lets see, what will happen.
"You cannot delete this because it or one of it's components is in use by windows."

OK RETRY CANCEL
Just do it as a different user that still has privileges.
Look online and do some batch editing.
Full admin control then change permission's for the C drive.

eg
cd C:\
permission full

^^ just a guess ^^
I believe your guess is correct.
his ques isnt right cuz i cant change permissons i aint admin..
Quote Originally Posted by molina174 View Post
his ques isnt right cuz i cant change permissons i aint admin..
I'm not sure if you removed permissions just from the current users or from any groups so you could try making a new admin account and try using it to change the permissions. Alternatively try MS' support forums, you're more likely to get an answer there.
Quote Originally Posted by Alen View Post
I'm not sure if you removed permissions just from the current users or from any groups so you could try making a new admin account and try using it to change the permissions. Alternatively try MS' support forums, you're more likely to get an answer there.
Already tryed >.>
Quote Originally Posted by molina174 View Post
Already tryed >.>
MS' forums too? I don't think anyone here has ever done that before /
Quote Originally Posted by Kallisti Version 2.0 View Post
Reformat .
I wouldn't do that just yet. If nothing else just try restoring to an older restore point (but be sure to back up your data). And first give the MS forums a shot, you might just get your answer there.
Quote Originally Posted by Alen View Post
I wouldn't do that just yet. If nothing else just try restoring to an older restore point (but be sure to back up your data). And first give the MS forums a shot, you might just get your answer there.
I just formatted yesterday so i could install my 90 Day trial Of Windows 7 Enterprise.
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