You need to be the Administrator to access some shares. On Windows 7 the real Administrator account is disabled by default and using an account that is a member of the Administrators group won't have any effect when accessing these shares over a network.
If you want to be able to access all your folders using shares such as 'C:', you can enable the Administrator account and give it a password. Then configure FileBrowser to use 'Administrator' in the 'Username' field.
Enabling the Administrator account
- Start a Command Prompt as Administrator by right-clicking on the 'Command Prompt' icon in the Windows Start Menu and choose 'Run as administrator'.
Click Continue if you are presented with a confirmation popup message box. - In the new command prompt, enter 'net user administrator /active:yes'.
Setting the Administrator password
- Go to Control Panel->User Accounts and click the link 'Manage another account' and you will see all your users. There should be one that is named 'Administrator', with 'Administrator' listed under it as well. This is the real Admin account.
- Click this user and then click the 'Create a password' link and then enter a strong password.
Disabling the Administrator account
The Administrator password must be strong, otherwise your system will not be secure. We recommend using a password that has uppercase and lowercase letters, at least 1 number and at least one punctuation mark.
Follow the instructions as per Enabling the Administrator account above but replace step 2 with 'net user administrator /active:no'
Access Denied In Cmd Windows 10
Resolution 2: Grant Read and Execute permissions for Cmd.exe file to Batch group. Grant Read and Execute permissions for the Cmd.exe file to the Batch group. This permits all batch processes to run the command processor. To do this, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click Windows Explorer. Locate and then right-click the Cmd.exe file. Access is denied as you are not the owner of the folder where you are trying to execute the command. To get ownership of the folder please follow the following steps: Right click folder; Select 'Properties' Select the 'Security' tab; Click the 'Advanced' button; Select the 'Owner' tab; Click the 'Edit' button.
Access Denied In Cmd Attrib
Apr 30, 2021 The first thing you should do is click on the start button and in the search bar type CMD or Command Prompt. You can right click on the command prompt and select the run as administrator option if you want to have access to everything. Otherwise you can skip this step and it will work anyway.