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Log in to Windows using the Administrator account and you should be able to do it
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Log in to Windows using the Administrator account and you should be able to do it

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Vista Ultimate 64.<br />
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Can't run firefox.exe, no response.<br />
Delete - &quot;You need permission to perform this action.&quot;<br />
Properties-Security-Advanc<wbr />ed-Owner: &nbsp;Current owner: &nbsp;Unable to display current owner.<br />
Attempt to change owner: &nbsp;&quot;Unable to set new owner on firefox.exe. &nbsp;Access is denied.&quot;<br />
Run as admin: &nbsp;&quot;Windows cannot access the specificied device, path, or file. &nbsp;You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.&quot;<br />
Can't reinstall into that directory.<br />
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How can I get control of the file so I can reinstall?
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Vista Ultimate 64.

Can't run firefox.exe, no response.
Delete - "You need permission to perform this action."
Properties-Security-Advanced-Owner:  Current owner:  Unable to display current owner.
Attempt to change owner:  "Unable to set new owner on firefox.exe.  Access is denied."
Run as admin:  "Windows cannot access the specificied device, path, or file.  You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item."
Can't reinstall into that directory.

How can I get control of the file so I can reinstall?

Can't delete firefox, can't reinstall

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