problems running programs!
problems running programs!
everytime i try to open a file on my cpmputer that ive donwloaded off the net it says windows cannot access the specified path or file. you may not have the appropriate permission to access the item. this only happens when downloadin such things as trojans etc. all firewalls and anti virus progs have been turned off
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Hm, which prog do you use to unzip? With 7zip for example you have to unzip the files first before they can be properly accessed. Check the path to which the files are unzipped too, some progs unzip to a temp-folder by default which can cause trouble too.
If all settings seem to be right and you still can´t access the files you should login as "Administrator" and see if it works then.
If you still get the "no appropriate permission"-error on the Administrator-account it might be some serious system damage.
If all settings seem to be right and you still can´t access the files you should login as "Administrator" and see if it works then.
If you still get the "no appropriate permission"-error on the Administrator-account it might be some serious system damage.
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Um, "opening" a server is a really bad idea because you´ll infect your system by doing so...
Are you trying to run the programs in command line? Most of these progs are "normal" .exe-files which use a GUI, so no need to use command line.
The problem could be also caused by SP2, I don´t use it and all progs can be accessed without any problems. Doubtful that deinstalling SP2 will reset the system to the state it was before installing it....if you have enough space available set up a partition and install XP without any service packs on it and use this partition as a "playground", best would be to use an extra box of course...
Are you trying to run the programs in command line? Most of these progs are "normal" .exe-files which use a GUI, so no need to use command line.
The problem could be also caused by SP2, I don´t use it and all progs can be accessed without any problems. Doubtful that deinstalling SP2 will reset the system to the state it was before installing it....if you have enough space available set up a partition and install XP without any service packs on it and use this partition as a "playground", best would be to use an extra box of course...
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