Windows cannot access the specified device path or file resolution

This error occurs because your system partition is formatted with an NTFS partition and does not have administrator permissions set.

　　Solution:

1, view the C-disk properties, switch to the "Security" tab, and then click "Add", select an administrator account, point "OK". Then log in with this Administrator account (log off or restart the computer).

2, the system has a virus, and may have been modified by the file association. The solution is to disinfect and recover file associations. There is a special software to repair files on the Internet, search for a good.

3, the system has installed security software, such as systems safety monter software.

4, turn off antivirus software and firewall try.

5, right click X Disk (x represents the disk partition, such as D disk, e disk ...) , "Properties"--"security"--Select the username you are currently logged in, such as "Administrator", and make sure that the "Allow" item under "Administrator's privileges" is all ticked off.

You can also click "Add"--"advanced"--Open the ' Select User or Group ' dialog box,--click "Find Now", will appear all user groups, select the current user, "OK", repeat the above steps, "Allow" the project all dozen hook, and then determine, you should be able to run all the EXE file F.

If not, right click on x (x for disk partition, such as D disk, e disk ...). , "Properties"--"security"--Select the current login username in group or user name, point "advanced"--"owner"-"current owner of the Project" column will show "s-1-5-21-147001333-1580818891-1708537768-500 "This string; click" Name "in the username, tick" replace the child container and the owner of the object ", point" OK ", and other systems to replace it, you can unrestricted open the partition EXE file!

　　Additional instructions: NTFS-formatted hard drives without security options

Open a folder, click the menu bar-tools-options-view-Put the "Use Simple File Sharing (recommended)" Check before the cancellation-OK. There is the Security tab.

Start, run cmd Input assoc. Exe=exefile(assoc with a space between. EXE, re-establish the association, if it is poisoned please kill.

　　Or this way.

1. Enter the system disk Windows folder and enter the root directory where the registry resides.

2. Right-click Regedit.exe and choose Rename. (preferably renamed under DOS, with ren command)

3, the file suffix name "EXE" changed to "com".

4. Double-click to open the registry.

Find Hkey_classes_rootexefileshellopencommand Double-click the default key value. Enter "%1%*" and Point "OK".

　　2000 and XP system can use this method to solve this problem:

1, find the Registry Editor regedit.exe (blue-green icon) under C:windows to change the. exe extension to. com

(If you don't see the extension, open "My Computer" → "Tools" → "Folder Options" → "View" → Drop-down scroll bar to Empty "Hide extensions for known file types".) After solving the problem remember to put this option on the hook, otherwise you will encounter problems you do not know.

2. Double-click to run regedit.com

3. Find this registry branch [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT exefile Shell Open Command]

Double-click the name "Default" on the right to change the value data to the content in square brackets ["%1"%*]. Off.

4, open anti-virus software to completely kill all partitions.

5. After killing the poison, the regedit.com in the first step is changed back to Regedit.exe.