Delete Windows Apps Folder

• Delete Windows Apps Folder In Windows 10
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• Delete Windows App Folder

So i had a 250gb hdd and when i bought a new 1 tb i installed win7 32bit to the new one and the old one stayed there for 3 years with the old windows file not deleted or formatted.Right now when i want to delete the windows folder on the 2nd ( i boot from the first one) i get this error:You need permission from S-1-5-66 to make changes in this folder.If there is a method to fully delete everything on the 2nd hdd i'm listeningIt is not a big problem.You first went to Partition wizard, and it did the work without having to shut down or anything. It is a pretty powerful program.

Delete Windows Apps Folder In Windows 10

So deleted this partition, then recreated a partition, and stored data on it just to make sure it actually worked and second option that deleting an old OS and also you need to delete the old OS partition or HD using the windows 7 installer, Diskpart commands, or a Partition Manager, or deactivate it first to delete in disk management.I hope your problem wil be solved shortly. I cant format it because of the ownership problem.@hawkeye i did what you said but still i cant format it or delete windows file. It still says i need permission. On the security box my pc; ONUR-PC has all the permissions.Are all the check boxes checked off for your account under permissions, i.e. Full control, Modify, Read, write.?You might also want to check the folder attributes and make sure it's not listed as 'system' or 'read only'. You can find those by opening a command prompt, switch to the parent folder of windows.old and type in attrib windows.old and hit enter.

Windowsapps Folder Permissions

If you have accidentally deleted the Windows 10 Apps folders such as SystemApps, WindowsApps or the Packages folder (in Local Application Data), here is how to restore them back. Each sub-folder in the above locations stores your program files and settings for the modern Apps, and deleting those folders would prevent those apps from correctly.

Use attrib /? To get help on the attrib command. Here is a screen shot of my system's hard disk partitions. Like u i also have two disk.

There r separate installation of windows on each drive. Note those two system drives. One is 32 bits and other is 64 bits.

Delete Windows App Folder

Booting option from any of the two disk can be selected from startup boot menu by pressing f10. Though both system partitions r smaller in size, only 100 gb but it is according to my requirement. Rest of all the partition r 600 gb each approx. I just keep everything from documents to movies etc in rest of the drives.In case any thing goes wrong to any of my system partitions, i dont have to worry about losing anything. Will just have to reformat and install only the system partitions. Rest of all the partitions remain intact.If needed, can also unplug any of the disk and can still run the system with one disk or if i want format it etc without worrying about the other disk. Though the partitions on the other disk wont show ( as it is unplugged).