58 icacls permissions to system volume folder?
Open PowerShell or Command Prompt as Administrator. To do that:
a. In the Search box type: cmd or command prompt
b. Right click on the command prompt (result) and select Run as Administrator.
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2. Give the following command to grant full access permissions for your administrator account to the directory “C:\System Volume Information”: *
- icacls “C:\System Volume Information” /grant Username:F
* Note: Don’t forget to replace the Username with your Administrator’s account name. (e.g. “Admin” in this example).
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3. Then type the following command to grant full access permissions to the “C:\System Volume Information” directory and its subfolders and files:
- icacls “C:\System Volume Information” /grant Username:F /t
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4. Now you should have access to “C:\System Volume Information” folder and to explore its contents.
5. (Optional): After troubleshooting, you can remove your access to the “C:\System Volume Information” folder, by typing the two (2) commands below in order. (Press Enter, after each command).
- icacls “C:\System Volume Information” /remove Username /t
- icacls “C:\System Volume Information” /remove Username