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I think you should want to get trustedinstaller permissions, and then delete some of the system files, if so, copy the following ** to the txt file, and then rename it to reg

windows registry editor version

hkey_classes_root\*\shellunas]

Obtain the TrustedInstaller permission"

hkey_classes_root\*\shellunas\command]

isolatedcommand"

hkey_classes_root\directory\shellunas]

Obtain the TrustedInstaller permission"

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hkey_classes_root\directory\shellunas\command]

isolatedcommand"

Double-click to run, it will flash a black DOS execution box, about 1-2 seconds to complete, don't care about it and then write the key to get the trustedinstaller permission into your right-click menu, then you right-click the file you want to delete will appear as follows.

Click to get trustedinstaller permissions,I use this to delete the system's default edge browser,It's useful to test it.,You can try it.,I hope thank you if you can.。

What are TrustedInstaller permissions?

TrustedInstaller is a special account in the Windows operating system with the highest privileges, even higher than the administrator privileges. This account will only be enabled when performing system updates and installing software to ensure that system files and configuration information are installed correctly.

How do I get TrustedInstaller permissions?

To get TrustedInstaller permissions, you need to use Windows Explorer or the Command Prompt to go to the Navigation folder, find the file or folder you want to authorize, and do the following:

Method 1: Authorize the administrator account.

1.Right-click the file or folder and select Properties.

2.Click the Security tab, and under Group or User Name, click Click.

3.Enter "administrators" in the "Enter object name" text box, and then click the "Check name" button. After confirming the start of the stool, click "OK".

4.In the "Permissions" tab, tick "Full Control" and click the "OK" button.

Method 2: Grant permissions from the CLI.

1.Use administrator privileges to open the command prompt.

2.Enter the following command and press Enter:

takeown f file or folder path a r d y

ICACLS file or folder path Grant Administrators: (f) t

3.Once the command is complete, you should now have trustedinstaller permissions. If you want to revoke your authorization, you can use the following command:

icacls file or folder path reset t

Precautions. Granting the TrustedInstaller permission can corrupt system files and configurations, which in turn can cause the operating system to crash, so it is recommended to use this method only when necessary. Once the authorization is complete, be sure to do it carefully to avoid irreversible damage to the system.

At the same time, for ordinary users, it is not common for ordinary users to obtain trustedinstaller permissions, so use them with caution to avoid unnecessary risks to the system.

Here's how to get rustedinstaller permissions:

Tools Raw material: ASUS X555Li

System: win7 professional.

Procedure: System files.

1. Select System File - Right Click - Attributes God Match Appears Window, and select Security - Advanced.

2. After clicking Advanced, a pop-up window will appear, which means that the default administrator or the user who logs in to the system is set as the highest administrator authority. Click to slide, and the list of administrators in the gray section can be clicked.

3. Select an administrator and click Apply, a pop-up window will pop up and click OK to slide your finger, and then click OK on the original pop-up windows.

4. Right-click the file again--- Properties--- Security --- click and then a window pops up, select an administrator in the window, and click OK OK.

In the process of using the computer, a large number of files and garbage will accumulate after a period of use, and it is often necessary to make some settings on the system by modifying certain items or values in the registry.

Nowadays, win10 free upgrade has brought faster network life to netizens, but one thing that was rarely paid attention to before but is now very troublesome is that after the upgrade, the original system will remain in the system disk, taking up a lot of space, can not obtain permissions, can not be deleted. Below, I will share with you the tips for obtaining TrustedInstaller permissions.

How do I obtain the TrustedInstaller permission?

Get Permission Diagram-1

Account Permissions Diagram-2

Get Permission Graph-3

Run the command prompt as an administrator.

Account Permissions Diagram-4

Run the Obtain Permission command in the following format:

setacl -on file folder registry value name -ot filetype -actn to do it.

Administrative Permissions Graph-5

Note: Update the above registry key owner to the administrator (default is the immutable trustedinstaller).

Account Permissions Diagram-6

Note: Let the above registry key owner "administrator" get full permissions.

Note that all of the above commands are indispensable and should be executed in a precedent manner.

Account Permissions Diagram-7

Similarly, the other registry key mentioned above also obtains permissions according to the above method, and the specific command is as follows:

Administrative Permissions Graph-8

The above is the procedure to obtain the permissions of the trustedinstaller.