Win8.1 permission to get set up tutorial

Microsoft's Windows system starts from the Vista system. Whether it is Win7, Win8 or the latest Win8.1 system, the default is to use the administrator identity, but the user is entangled that the Administrator privileges are never the highest permissions; the bottom of the Microsoft system The highest privilege belongs to the system privilege built into the system, and the user group privilege like TrustedInstaller is a non-human configurable privilege. It is joking that System permissions should not be exposed on the surface of Microsoft systems.

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Figure 1 As the saying goes, the official level of the dead, the system permissions are also so

Of course, before the beginning of this article, Xiaobian encountered in the Win8.1 system Many users often encounter the situation, when they delete a file or folder, they receive Microsoft's pop-up prompt: "Win8 permissions are not enough, please run as administrator". When Xiaobian calls the administrator permission, the folder cannot be deleted. At this time, we need to use the System permission mentioned above to reduce the weight of this folder.

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Figure 2 Prompt for administrator privileges to delete a folder

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Figure 3 User rights that are not part of the System privilege level cannot delete files Folder

What does System Permission mean? How to get System permissions?

The principle of borrowing System permissions is to protect the security and specification of Windows systems after Windows XP system. The authority decentralization is managed by the user group under the System, and the user can use this decentralized feature to obtain some System permissions to perform the desired operation, such as deletion. Let's share how to use System permissions to reduce the weight of some files or folders.

First close the application that needs to be operated first, and right-click on the file or folder, select "<;Properties>;

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Figure 4 Select file or folder properties

In the Properties window, switch to the “Security" option page and click on the “Advanced" option;

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Figure 5 Select “Advanced 

At this point, we have entered the advanced security settings window called "New Folder", we can see that the owner of this folder belongs to &ldquo Adminstrators& rdquo; has a System privilege level, so when the folder is deleted, the permissions are insufficient and cannot be deleted. In the following, you need to reduce the rights of this folder, click “Change” after “Adminstrators” to enter the Select User or Group window.

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Figure 6 Advanced Security Settings Window

Enter “Everyone” in the text area below the input object name to be selected, and then click right The side of the "Detect Name" button, and finally click "OK"

Figure 7 Create "Everyone" object name

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Figure 8 Click on the right side of the "Detect Name" & rdquo; create to reduce the rights

At this time we have reduced this folder to the Everyone permission, meaning that each user can operate it ;

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Figure 9 has been reduced to Everyone permissions

In the Advanced Security Settings window that is returned, select the SYSTEM directory bar in the main body, and check the upper and lower two. Select the box, click OK;

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Figure 10

After clicking OK, a security prompt will pop up, prompting the user whether to inherit the permission, select “ is & rdquo ; can;;

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Figure 11 Inheriting permissions

Then return to the text you want to operate again. Folder or directory, as you want to do any operations will no longer suffer from insufficient permissions. For example, if you want to delete a folder, you can lie in the recycle bin!

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Figure 12 Successfully delete files or folders

Next time everyone Users can try to use this method when they encounter insufficient permissions of Win8 or Win8.1. The steps and operations may be a bit cumbersome, but it is a way to solve the problem of insufficient permissions.