chown-chmod.ftw - Permissions in Windows - devRant

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Kryptic0

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Dammit i saw this today and was gonna share it on here aha.
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Kryptic0

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That's windows all over.
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Kamaropoulos

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*tries to kill a process with Task Manager*
*Access Denied*
:'(
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Timothy-Barron

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7y

Spongebob memes always kill me
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blackbeard

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Who's using Windows anyway ??😎😎
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Krokoklemme

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@Kamaropoulos
Step 1: download Process Explorer
Step 2: replace Task Manager with Process Explorer
Step 3: set Process Explorer to always start as Admin
Step 4: kill process
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Puff

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@Kamaropoulos
Windows key, CMD, right click "Run as Admin", taskkill process.exe /F /IM
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fireflies

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sudo rm -rf /
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paradonym

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"psexec -ids cmd" Ad the commandline shortcut really helps.
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paradonym

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"psexec -ids cmd" Ad the commandline shortcut really helps.
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dontbeevil

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@blackbeard more than 90% of pc users, including me and all the employees of all companies where I worked
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Brachacz

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Windows also has something called "system account" level permissions which is one level above administrative..
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esaysimyan

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Correct me if I'm wrong. I think this happens when an admin who created the file is no longer on the computer.
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iihirotoii

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7y

Hahah so true I have a file in my external drive which I am unable to delete because windows explorer shows it but when I delete it it shows file not found!
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dontbeevil

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@iihirotoii i think that's another kind of problem
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iihirotoii

473

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@dontbeevil yea, maybe corrupted file! Because I already scanned whole drive with 3 Diff AV's none of them reported viruses or malware.
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OdeToCode

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Holy FUCK!!! Now my Windows PC got infected by a malware!! Fucccccckk!!!! My Sunday is officially ruined.
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PrivateGER

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sudo chmod 777 /
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inpothet

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@Puff had a team that couldn't be killed even by that
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milkbytes

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@kenogo rm -f on the Ubuntu on Windows bash also works!
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stevemk14ebr

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Come on everyone knows the first thing you do on Windows is add the "take ownership" reg key your context menu to automate making stuff under your control
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alanaktion

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@Puff You can use Ctrl+Alt+Enter to run as Admin from Start, too.
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dontbeevil

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@GodHatesMe 90+%
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blackbeard

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I feel sry for all those 90+% stupids
@GodHatesMe
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dontbeevil

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@blackbeard as part of them i don't

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