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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Resource\Font\PFM -- unable to display current owner
Adobe installer failed because he cannot access this directory.
I looked at it with explorer and it tells me, that it cannot display the current owner. I used AccessEnum to display ACL of the entire disk and there are a lot of directories below C:\$recycle.bin for which permissions cannot be listed. Anybody know how this could happen? |
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Resource\Font\PFM -- unable to display current owner
"Frank Puck" wrote in message ... Adobe installer failed because he cannot access this directory. I looked at it with explorer and it tells me, that it cannot display the current owner. I used AccessEnum to display ACL of the entire disk and there are a lot of directories below C:\$recycle.bin for which permissions cannot be listed. Anybody know how this could happen? running takeown /F pfm /A /R as administrator fails with ERROR: Access is denied. |
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Resource\Font\PFM -- unable to display current owner
"Frank Puck" wrote in message ... Adobe installer failed because he cannot access this directory. I looked at it with explorer and it tells me, that it cannot display the current owner. I used AccessEnum to display ACL of the entire disk and there are a lot of directories below C:\$recycle.bin for which permissions cannot be listed. Anybody know how this could happen? running takeown /F pfm /A /R as administrator fails with ERROR: Access is denied. |
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Resource\Font\PFM -- u
Frank,
I had the same problem after trying to upgrade Adobe reader. I Too could not acces or change the owner of this map. The thing that worked for me was to run a checkdisk on the C: drive. It corrected some problems and thereafter I could rename the Reader 9.0 directory and install the Adobe Reader 9.3. Then I found that the old PFM directory was no longer there so I deleted the renamed directory. All is well now.... Hope this helps you too. Greetings Peter "Frank Puck" wrote: "Frank Puck" wrote in message ... Adobe installer failed because he cannot access this directory. I looked at it with explorer and it tells me, that it cannot display the current owner. I used AccessEnum to display ACL of the entire disk and there are a lot of directories below C:\$recycle.bin for which permissions cannot be listed. Anybody know how this could happen? running takeown /F pfm /A /R as administrator fails with ERROR: Access is denied. . |
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Resource\Font\PFM -- u
Frank,
I had the same problem after trying to upgrade Adobe reader. I Too could not acces or change the owner of this map. The thing that worked for me was to run a checkdisk on the C: drive. It corrected some problems and thereafter I could rename the Reader 9.0 directory and install the Adobe Reader 9.3. Then I found that the old PFM directory was no longer there so I deleted the renamed directory. All is well now.... Hope this helps you too. Greetings Peter "Frank Puck" wrote: "Frank Puck" wrote in message ... Adobe installer failed because he cannot access this directory. I looked at it with explorer and it tells me, that it cannot display the current owner. I used AccessEnum to display ACL of the entire disk and there are a lot of directories below C:\$recycle.bin for which permissions cannot be listed. Anybody know how this could happen? running takeown /F pfm /A /R as administrator fails with ERROR: Access is denied. . |