Vista Bug with Favorites Folder

G

Guest

I put my Favorites folder on a different partition than the one I have
installed Vista on. I did this by clicking on properties and changing its
location so that the system Favorites folder moved to the new partition.
However, IE7 was no longer able to create Favorites.
 
K

Keith Miller MVP

I redirected my Favorites folder and am still able to create new favorites.

To verify that Vista knows what folder you want for Favorites, type
"shell:favorites" in the Start Search box -- this should open an Explorer
window to your Favorites folder.

Assuming the folder opened OK:

1) Right-click the Favorites folder in the left-hand pane & select
'Properties'.

2) In the 'Properties' dialog, select the 'Security' tab.

3) Click the 'Advanced' tab.

4) In the 'Advanced Security...' dialog, click the 'Owner' tab & verify that
you are the current owner. If not, use the 'Edit' button to take ownership.

5) Click the 'Effective Permissions' tab. Click the 'Select...' button &
type your username then click 'OK'. 'Full Control' should be checked. If
not, click the 'Permissions' tab, then the 'Edit' button, then the 'Add'
button. Type your username, 'OK', check the 'Allow' box for Full Control &
OK your way out.
 
M

Mamamegs

reductant explained on 17-3-2007 :
I put my Favorites folder on a different partition than the one I
have installed Vista on. I did this by clicking on properties and
changing its location so that the system Favorites folder moved to
the new partition. However, IE7 was no longer able to create
Favorites.

Try this:
Open an admin command prompt
(right-click Command Prompt and click Run As Administrator)
Browse to the folder that contains your favorites folder
Type: icacls favorites /setintegritylevel (OI)(CI)low

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