cacls: Error 1304: Error writing to file
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From: Frank on 26 Apr 2010 14:23 Hello, I'd like to execute the following on a Windows Xp Pro computer in a domain and want to make it won't "break" any other files on system: cacls "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users" /T /E /C /G administrators:F Issue: Photoshop was already installed on a computer but it may have received an updated, etc and whenever it executes the automatic photoshop installaiton/update it reports: Error 1304. Error writing to file: C:\Program Foles\Common FIles\Adobe\PDFL\5.0\FOnts\ZY____.PFB. Verify that you have access to that directory. I wene to the Adobe support forums and they suggested the above command and it may just work but woud rather confirm if there are any ramifications in executing that command above. Thanks
From: John John - MVP on 26 Apr 2010 14:49 Frank wrote: > Hello, > I'd like to execute the following on a Windows Xp Pro computer in a domain > and want to make it won't "break" any other files on system: > cacls "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users" /T /E /C /G administrators:F All it's going to do is grant members of the Administrators group full control on the c:\Documents and Settings\All Users directory, something that Administrators would/should already have. > Issue: Photoshop was already installed on a computer but it may have > received an updated, etc and whenever it executes the automatic photoshop > installaiton/update it reports: Error 1304. Error writing to file: C:\Program > Foles\Common FIles\Adobe\PDFL\5.0\FOnts\ZY____.PFB. Verify that you have > access to that directory. I wonder why they would have you run cacls against the "All Users" directory when the error reports issues with a completely different folder... John
From: Frank on 26 Apr 2010 15:36 John - Good point. It is a different path/folder. Thanks for your response. "John John - MVP" wrote: > Frank wrote: > > Hello, > > I'd like to execute the following on a Windows Xp Pro computer in a domain > > and want to make it won't "break" any other files on system: > > cacls "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users" /T /E /C /G administrators:F > > All it's going to do is grant members of the Administrators group full > control on the c:\Documents and Settings\All Users directory, something > that Administrators would/should already have. > > > > Issue: Photoshop was already installed on a computer but it may have > > received an updated, etc and whenever it executes the automatic photoshop > > installaiton/update it reports: Error 1304. Error writing to file: C:\Program > > Foles\Common FIles\Adobe\PDFL\5.0\FOnts\ZY____.PFB. Verify that you have > > access to that directory. > > I wonder why they would have you run cacls against the "All Users" > directory when the error reports issues with a completely different > folder... > > John > . >
From: John John - MVP on 26 Apr 2010 15:55 You're welcome. John Frank wrote: > John - Good point. It is a different path/folder. Thanks for your response. > > "John John - MVP" wrote: > >> Frank wrote: >>> Hello, >>> I'd like to execute the following on a Windows Xp Pro computer in a domain >>> and want to make it won't "break" any other files on system: >>> cacls "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users" /T /E /C /G administrators:F >> All it's going to do is grant members of the Administrators group full >> control on the c:\Documents and Settings\All Users directory, something >> that Administrators would/should already have. >> >> >>> Issue: Photoshop was already installed on a computer but it may have >>> received an updated, etc and whenever it executes the automatic photoshop >>> installaiton/update it reports: Error 1304. Error writing to file: C:\Program >>> Foles\Common FIles\Adobe\PDFL\5.0\FOnts\ZY____.PFB. Verify that you have >>> access to that directory. >> I wonder why they would have you run cacls against the "All Users" >> directory when the error reports issues with a completely different >> folder... >> >> John >> . >>
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