Windows 7 Operating System "top privileges" uncover

Mention the permissions of Windows 7 (Win 7), some friends will be very confused, obviously they are administrator rights, but deleted some files or folders, unexpectedly prompted insufficient permissions, is not the highest administrator rights? Yes, administrator privileges are not the highest for files or folders. Is the

Administrator permission the highest privilege?

Many win 7 users assume that the Administrator account has the highest permissions, and many software that cannot be run under the user account can function correctly in the administrator account. But is the administrator account really the highest privilege of Win 7? Now, let's do an experiment!

with the administrator account into win 7, into the Windows folder, randomly select a file and delete, pop-up a prompt window, the feedback said insufficient authority. See, the Administrator account permissions are still limited.　 Is there any higher authority than the administrator account?

Yes! That's the TrustedInstaller permission, which allows you to manage Windows folders. Activates the TrustedInstaller, deletes the previously selected file, and pops up a confirmation window.　 Now we have the highest privilege of Win 7!

How to turn on top permissions

Below we introduce two ways to activate Windows7.

Method 1: Right-click the file or folder you want to manipulate, and then go to "property → security → advanced → owner → edit", and in "Will the owner more Instead, select the administrator user of the login system in the column and select "Apply" to confirm it and return to the folder Properties window. Then set TrustedInstaller permissions on the file or folder, go to the Security tab, select Edit, select the administrator user to log in to the system in the Permissions window, select "Allow" in the column below, and then confirm that the file or folder has administrative rights. At this point we delete the file or folder, we can easily handle! The disadvantage of this approach is that there are more steps.

Method 2: Use the gadget Windows 7 file Permissions tool. Double-click the tool and select the Enable ' Get File Permissions ' option to complete the installation. If you need to get the TrustedInstaller permissions of a file or folder, right-click the file or folder, and then choose "Get File Permissions", you can get trustedinstaller rightLimited.