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    @Anra

    I doubt it was really anything you did wrong as such.

    Computers are just so weird at times:lol:

    What about your original query (the folder options one) Is that okay now?

    By the way that link I gave you is from the alphabetical sevenforum tutorials, a treasure trove of info for you to browse at your leisure.

    https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/257-windows-7-tutorial-index.html

    (P.S. I agree with the bit you said about staying away from the driver updater)

     

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     @Anra

    It looks like your permissions may be a bit corrupt.

    Do none of these suggestions here work for you?

    https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html

    If none of them do, then I would suggest (as a test) going into user accounts, making a new user, make it an admin user, and then boot into it.  No need to give it a password at this stage

    I suspect everything would work for you then.

    If not, just boot into your original account and delete the test one

  3. 14 minutes ago, Watch the Birdie said:

    I did try, but running as admin didn’t come up as an option?

    I’ll try again!

    thank you

    What operating system are you using?

    If it is Win 10, press the start button once and immediately type cmd (no need to put the letters in a box or anything, just press start and type)

    This in my screenshot should come up automagically

     

    Screenshot 2022-03-31 071631.jpg

  4. One of the quickest ways you can check if it's any thing to do with any security type software interfering is just to boot into safe mode and run ccleaner.

    I know quite a few people who use the free version, even on Win 10, kill the internet connection before running ccleaner as they don't like the 'phone home'

  5. In case people are wondering what you mean 

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    We're pleased to announce that the latest version of Recuva has had a small update. This change introduces some basic product usage data reporting so we can understand which Recuva features are being used and which aren’t. This will allow us to decide how we develop Recuva and build features we think our users will like.

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    Basic product usage reporting, covering:

    Feature usage (click events, so we can see which features are used and not used)
    Inactive sessions (a ping will be sent back to our servers every 6 hours so we know if users have decided not to use Recuva anymore)

    https://www.ccleaner.com/knowledge/recuva-v1-53-2065

    So not an update to the abilities of Recuva itself, just data gathering.

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