System volume Information Access Denied

Each time you click the system volume information folder in the system, the system prompts that access is denied. See the following prompt:

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1. Click Start, click Run, type cmd, and click OK.
2. Make sure that you are in the root folder of the partition to which you want to obtain access to the system volume information file. For example, to obtain access to the C:/system volume information folder, make sure that it is in the root folder of drive C (at the "C:/" prompt ).
3. type the following row and press Enter:
Cacls "C:/system volume information"/e/g administrator: F
Make sure to enter the quotation marks shown here. This command adds a specified user with "Full Control" permission to the folder. Make sure that you are using the Administrators group, and this administrator can be modified based on your user name.
Tip:

Processed Directory: D:/system volume information

4. Double-click to open the system volume information folder in the root directory.
5. If you need to remove permissions after troubleshooting or security considerations, enter the following command in the command prompt:
Cacls "C:/system volume information"/e/r administrator
This command removes all permissions of the specified user.
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