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hye..i need help with this problem..i have installed a game..and created a shortcut at the desktop..when i tried to open the program, im getting this error "Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permission to access the item"..im running Windows Vita Home Premium with 32-bit and im the administrator..before this also got this kind of error when im trying to install BS Player on C drive..but when i tried installed it at D drive,it worked..how do i solve this problem..please help me..
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Hi,
If any of the suggestions do not work for you, do the following:
1. right click the application in question
2. at the bottom of the properties screen (under the Advanced button) there is a button that says "UNBLOCK" (there should be a security message that states that this file has been copied from another computer...)
3. Press this button.
this worked for me.
Hello mahyud,
This error can happen for several reasons; insufficient permissions, network connections, missing or corrupt files or even because a file or folder is being blocked by Windows or by your antivirus application. See the KB link in this post:
Hope this helps
Bobby
Tony, I found your post here while searching for how to fix the same problem myself. I had installed Silhouette Studio on my wife's limited user account. The app installs for all users, and it worked when it was immediately run after the install, but run any time after that it wouldn't work - I would see the app start up in the task manager, but it would immediately disappear.
It took some investigation, but I ended up finding out that the issue was related to file permissions. If you run the program as Administrator it works fine, although that requires the admin password. I fixed this by using the SystemInternals tool ProcMon to see which files from the app it was trying to access but getting denied. I then modified the Silhouette Studio program folder permissions (and all children) to allow access, and found that I had to do the same to C:\ProgramData\boost_interprocess for some reason. I can now run the app freely under the user account without admin access.
Anyway, hope this helps you or anyone else in the same situation.
what do you mean by in question
Control panel + Nero burnights + Select everybody and. Restart
