Cd program files access is denied

So, if is built into the computer, I would suggest going to the manufacturer's website whoever makes your computer and downloading all the most up to date drivers for the machine. If it is an external drive, please visit the support site of whoever makes the drive itself and search for any Windows 7 drivers that might be available. In reply to Josh-H's post on November 7, Hi Josh,. Yes, as far as I can tell it is the only issue and it has only happened a day or so before I posted here.

It's a brand new home build, so no manufacturer to turn to. I have looked for drivers on LGs website with no luck, I sent them an email today to see if they have any drivers that I might be missing.

But considering the customer support site in the UK didn't have the drive listed on the drop down list of drives and wouldn't accept gmil. I have looked for Bios updates on Asus website to make sure I have the most up to date version, as far as I can tell I have.

I have done multiple windows updates and Microsoft fix it runs to make sure everything is up to date. Nothing seems to help. The only thing I can't do out of the suggestions so far is give permission to my drive, which I should be able to do, shouldn't I?

I would put the machine back to a previous restore, but that was literally what I was about to set up when I found the issue, that's how new this build is. So I can't even do that. I would have to completely re-install Windows. Which would be a big pain and I'm not sure that would be the easiest fix, or even fix it at all. I feel like I am clutching at straws now This site in other languages x. Try making your own directory for your source files under your own home directory , instead of putting them in the system path.

Instead, add that bin directory to your PATH and create a work directory in your user home folder. See How to set the path in windows 7. I know this has no relation with Java, but try it, it worked for me. I realized it while I was playing with windows explorer. This should be it.

You will now be able to compile as well as run your java programs right there in the bin, instead of doing other things. Learn more. Asked 10 years, 6 months ago. Active 2 months ago. Viewed 79k times. I also get Permission denied if I try and cat any files in the directory If I go in as root and change the permissions to , , or anything as long as the 'user' permission is 7 it works and I can CD and LS the directory and files within.

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But I also cannot cat any files in the directory with the same permissions, they shouldn't need execute permissions to read — Smudge. You need execute permissions on the directory to access anything inside a directory.

This answer is correct. Without it, you cannot cd to the directory, you can't see what's in the directory, you can't open whats in the directory. If you don't have permission to be in the library, you cannot read the books there. If I add execute permissions to the directory to the directory, to the files inside I get an error from SSHD saying the permissions of the. But with the permissions as it says it can't access.

Show 1 more comment. Directory permission of and file permissions are perfectly OK setup for me.