(Or whichever disk/partition is relevant).Office 365 Office 2019 Office 2016 Office 2013 More. If any effect, enable groups of extensions until symptom recurs. Hide all MS extensions, disable all others.

Use Shellexview (free) to disable shell extensions which might be conflicting. Try a clean boot and see if this is observed thenĬlean Boot - Perform in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts - Windows 10 ForumsĢ. (Which may mean reversing some changes you've made)ġ. If these are networked, perhaps a virus.Ģ. The registry mod you're doing is to do with UAC and behaviour of the elevated command prompt.ġ. You certainly shouldn't have to change permissions like this which might have long term unexpected consequences in the worst case.Ĭould you post the full message you get which I understand is generated if you move/copy/rename. Hi, I hadn't appreciated you were seeing this on all 3 - I'd assumed you meant on just 1 of 3 as this isn't a normal situation. What's up with this error? I know have a workaround, but something isn't right. However, I have to re-enable this after doing the install/uninstall that gave the error. I now found if I set the following registry value to '0' and reboot, I workaround the error:

I did the same on my Windows 'Installer' folder and user account 'Temp' folder. I have gone into my 'most used' folders and given myself full control permission.

Even though I have an administrator account on all of the systems, and have the UAC setting to 'Never Notify', I got numerous notifications when copying/renaming/etc. I have spent hours researching this, and believe it is a permission issue. I never received this error while running Windows 7. I have repeatedly run into this error when installing or even uninstalling software. I've been running Windows 10 Home on three systems since Nov.

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