I create some Flash Projectors for my SWF Projects. I create EXE Files from
my Macromedia Flash software. When I tryed to delete it from my computer that
is Using Window Vista, I get the DESTINATION FOLDER ACCESS DENIED and cannot
delete the file. I deactivated the UAC and I got sure that I have all
privilegies to delete, modify, etc (FULL CONTROL) of the file and STILL
cannot delete the file. I create a lot of EXE files from Flash and I´m
getting crazy that I cannot control my own files. It seems like VISTA is
contolling us becasuse nobody can help me to correct this thing.

Has someone find a solution for this, it seems it is happening a lot with
other issues but now I found it happens with EXE files.

I hope someone can answer me

The flash that created the execs still OWNS the files. You should also do
ADVANCED from the Properties Tab>>Security>> and uncheck the checkbox
related to the Inheritance.

It is doable. It is very easy. Do it on the folder that has the files.

"aaquique" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:5B96145F-5BAF-48ED-8B2B-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I create some Flash Projectors for my SWF Projects. I create EXE Files from
> my Macromedia Flash software. When I tryed to delete it from my computer
> that
> is Using Window Vista, I get the DESTINATION FOLDER ACCESS DENIED and
> cannot
> delete the file. I deactivated the UAC and I got sure that I have all
> privilegies to delete, modify, etc (FULL CONTROL) of the file and STILL
> cannot delete the file. I create a lot of EXE files from Flash and I´m
> getting crazy that I cannot control my own files. It seems like VISTA is
> contolling us becasuse nobody can help me to correct this thing.
>
> Has someone find a solution for this, it seems it is happening a lot with
> other issues but now I found it happens with EXE files.
>
> I hope someone can answer me
>

I did it, but same result, I cannot delete the EXE files

"AlexB" wrote:

> The flash that created the execs still OWNS the files. You should also do
> ADVANCED from the Properties Tab>>Security>> and uncheck the checkbox
> related to the Inheritance.
>
> It is doable. It is very easy. Do it on the folder that has the files.
>
> "aaquique" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5B96145F-5BAF-48ED-8B2B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I create some Flash Projectors for my SWF Projects. I create EXE Files from
> > my Macromedia Flash software. When I tryed to delete it from my computer
> > that
> > is Using Window Vista, I get the DESTINATION FOLDER ACCESS DENIED and
> > cannot
> > delete the file. I deactivated the UAC and I got sure that I have all
> > privilegies to delete, modify, etc (FULL CONTROL) of the file and STILL
> > cannot delete the file. I create a lot of EXE files from Flash and I´m
> > getting crazy that I cannot control my own files. It seems like VISTA is
> > contolling us becasuse nobody can help me to correct this thing.
> >
> > Has someone find a solution for this, it seems it is happening a lot with
> > other issues but now I found it happens with EXE files.
> >
> > I hope someone can answer me
> >
>
>

Come on idiot; you advice does not work.

Get back to him, know all!
Or, get out of here, scum!

"AlexB" wrote:

> The flash that created the execs still OWNS the files. You should also do
> ADVANCED from the Properties Tab>>Security>> and uncheck the checkbox
> related to the Inheritance.
>
> It is doable. It is very easy. Do it on the folder that has the files.
>
> "aaquique" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5B96145F-5BAF-48ED-8B2B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I create some Flash Projectors for my SWF Projects. I create EXE Files from
> > my Macromedia Flash software. When I tryed to delete it from my computer
> > that
> > is Using Window Vista, I get the DESTINATION FOLDER ACCESS DENIED and
> > cannot
> > delete the file. I deactivated the UAC and I got sure that I have all
> > privilegies to delete, modify, etc (FULL CONTROL) of the file and STILL
> > cannot delete the file. I create a lot of EXE files from Flash and I´m
> > getting crazy that I cannot control my own files. It seems like VISTA is
> > contolling us becasuse nobody can help me to correct this thing.
> >
> > Has someone find a solution for this, it seems it is happening a lot with
> > other issues but now I found it happens with EXE files.
> >
> > I hope someone can answer me
> >
>
>