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Below are the default permissions for Notepad.exe, you’ll notice administrators are only allowed to read and execute the file while TrustedInstaller has full control. To give yourself full control over the file or folder and stop a potential “You need permission to perform this action” message you must first take ownership from the current owner and then give yourself permission to read, execute or modify it. As an example, TrustedInstaller owns Notepad.exe so even an administrator cannot delete or move the file and will receive a “File Access Denied” error. If TrustedInstaller is the owner of an object with full control over it, an administrator cannot do anything without transferring control to the administrators group, whether the file is locked and in use or not.

But Windows doesn’t work like that and there are additional levels of access and security that go over and above even what an administrator can do.įor instance, TrustedInstaller is an account created by Windows that has exclusive control over a number of system files and folders. A standard user account has some restrictions while an administrator should have pretty much complete control over the whole system. Thanks to everyone who submitted an answer.Most Windows users would know that there are two main types of user account for individuals, a standard user account and an administrator account. This week’s coffee mugs and laptop stickers to ak87, who was first to describe the process through Step 5, robert.johnson2, who provided the first complete answer, and to Samuel Leung, who submitted a well-written answer and links to a YouTube video that demonstrates the process. With the new Quick Launch toolbar in place, no applications “pinned” to the regular taskbar, small icons in use, and the taskbar locked, my Desktop is just the way I like it.

I also like to enable “Use small icons” under the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties menu.

Once you finished adding things to the Quick Launch toolbar, right-click a blank space on the taskbar and click “Lock the taskbar”.

You can now drag and drop your favorite applications or shortcuts onto the new Quick Launch toolbar and “unpin” the default applications from the regular taskbar.

Stop when both toolbars are the size you want. This will move the main area of the taskbar to the right of your new Quick Launch bar and place the Quick Launch bar next to the Start button.

Click and drag the left edge of the regular Windows taskbar toolbar (dotted lines to the right of the Start button) to the left of the taskbar, over the new Quick Launch toolbar.

At this point, the Quick Launch toolbar looks like it did in Windows XP and Vista, but it’s still on the wrong side of the taskbar.

To remove the text labels shown on the Quick Launch toolbar, right-click on the left edge of the toolbar (dotted lines) and from the resulting Context Menu, uncheck both “Show Text and “Show Title.

Click on the left edge (dotted lines) of the new Quick Launch toolbar, and drag it over to the left as far as it will go.

Let’s move it back to the left side where the toolbar should be.

The Quick Launch toolbar will now appear on the Windows 7 taskbar, but it will be on the right side of the screen next to the System Tray.

Once you’re certain that the path shows AppData | Roaming | Microsoft | Internet Explorer | Quick Launch, click Select Folder.

%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch

When the New Toolbar – Choose a folder window appears, paste the following path into the location bar:.

Right click on an empty space on the Windows 7 taskbar and from the resulting Context Menu, click Toolbars and then New Toolbar.

This will allow us to move the Quick Launch bar once we reactivate it.

Right click on an empty space on the Windows 7 taskbar and make sure “Lock the taskbar” is NOT checked.

In a previous TR Dojo Challenge question, I asked TechRepublic members TR Dojo Challenge: How do you enable the Quick Launch toolbar on Windows 7? And several members were quick to answer the call. Windows 7 offers many improvements over XP and Vista, but the absence of the Quick Launch toolbar isn't one of them. Restore the Quick Launch toolbar in Windows 7

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