- Jun 24, 2013
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Hi!
I've got a windows 7 laptop, and I made an mistake in my attempts of trying to stop windows from notifying me that it's "not genuine".
I tried running a script that I made to take ownership of the files, which included takeown and cacls. I managed to make a mistake and apply the script directly the the C:\ drive, and now I can't access any system menu, open system restore or edit permissions - it always tells me it's unable because of insufficient permissions.
I was wondering if there is a way I can fix these permissions?
Thanks!
Erik
I've got a windows 7 laptop, and I made an mistake in my attempts of trying to stop windows from notifying me that it's "not genuine".
I tried running a script that I made to take ownership of the files, which included takeown and cacls. I managed to make a mistake and apply the script directly the the C:\ drive, and now I can't access any system menu, open system restore or edit permissions - it always tells me it's unable because of insufficient permissions.
I was wondering if there is a way I can fix these permissions?
Thanks!
Erik
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