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From: LN on 8 Jun 2010 10:16
I recently wiped my PC clean, to reinstall Win 7 after the MS Nannies kept me
from doing anything administrative with files and folders ("you don't have
rights to....").
After re-installing a clean Win 7, which by the way did not still fix all of
the rights issues, my Windows Media Center and Windows Media Players never
went in right. Several other MS programs don't update correctly, and nothing
that the KB says fixes the problem.
I've gone through my systems and tried to take ownership rights on
folders/files as needed, but it's so frustrating.
From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 8 Jun 2010 11:37
> nothing that the KB says fixes the problem.

What KB?

LN wrote:
> I recently wiped my PC clean, to reinstall Win 7 after the MS Nannies kept
> me from doing anything administrative with files and folders ("you don't
> have rights to....").
> After re-installing a clean Win 7, which by the way did not still fix all
> of
> the rights issues, my Windows Media Center and Windows Media Players never
> went in right. Several other MS programs don't update correctly, and
> nothing that the KB says fixes the problem.
> I've gone through my systems and tried to take ownership rights on
> folders/files as needed, but it's so frustrating.

From: No Mo on 8 Jun 2010 12:01
And your Windows update question is?

"LN" <LN(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D12174C4-617B-46C2-95D1-07BD76AAF3F3(a)microsoft.com...
:I recently wiped my PC clean, to reinstall Win 7 after the MS Nannies kept
me
: from doing anything administrative with files and folders ("you don't have
: rights to....").
: After re-installing a clean Win 7, which by the way did not still fix all
of
: the rights issues, my Windows Media Center and Windows Media Players never
: went in right. Several other MS programs don't update correctly, and
nothing
: that the KB says fixes the problem.
: I've gone through my systems and tried to take ownership rights on
: folders/files as needed, but it's so frustrating.


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