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Hi.
(c:\windows\cursors is the folder in object, and it's present on windows 10 and it seems also in windows 8/8.1... On 7, vista, xp, etc, I'm not sure)
Five methods (choose the one you prefer, I've tried to put the simpler ones first):
1) Use the backup I said to create in your previous thread
2) Try the usual command to be run from an elevated command prompt (although I'm not very sure it will work): dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
3) Copy the entire folder from another windows 8/8.1 machine (same version, if possible: win8pro updated to win8pro updated, win8.1home not updated to win8.1home not updated, and so forth)
4) Ask a friend of yours to copy it and send it to you (also in this forum, maybe someone has got your same version)
5) Download/create the windows 8/8.1 media from MS link I gave you in your previous thread and extract that folder (yes, it should be possible...)
I'm using win10x64home, but you can try to use this as the very last resource: win10x64home - cursors folder (click) - click on slow download.
Files' and directories' owner: NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller.
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Hi.
(c:\windows\cursors is the folder in object, and it's present on windows 10 and it seems also in windows 8/8.1... On 7, vista, xp, etc, I'm not sure)
Five methods (choose the one you prefer, I've tried to put the simpler ones first):
1) Use the backup I said to create in your previous thread
2) Try the usual command to be run from an elevated command prompt (although I'm not very sure it will work): dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
3) Copy the entire folder from another windows 8/8.1 machine (same version, if possible: win8pro updated to win8pro updated, win8.1home not updated to win8.1home not updated, and so forth)
4) Ask a friend of yours to copy it and send it to you (also in this forum, maybe someone has got your same version)
5) Download/create the windows 8/8.1 media from MS link I gave you in your previous thread and extract that folder (yes, it should be possible...)
I'm using win10x64home, but you can try to use this as the very last resource: win10x64home - cursors folder (click) - click on slow download.
Files' and directories' owner: NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller.
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But now are you using windows 8 and are you going to install 8.1? If so, that should fix it...
Windows probably wants you own the destination cursors folder (then if your windows user is an administrator you can overwrite the destination folder).
Before you try the following procedure:
- What folder are you using to replace your cursors folder?
- Wait sysnative moderators/administrators to confirm the procedure!
- (Without complicated commands) You can right click the c:\windows\cursors folder, security tab, click advanced, near the owner you can click change, and you should insert your (exact!) username to own the folder.
- Copy the content from the source folder to the destination folder
- Replace the owner with nt service\trustedinstaller.
The innards of Windows is not really my area but I did find this: Reset Windows Security settings to default values in Windows 10/8/7.
Security settings of windows\cursors folder only?I couldn't changed it in safe mode I think I ruined Security settings. How to I restore the security settings? :huh:
Permissions (at least on my system win10):
Full control --> trustedinstaller (this folder and subfolders)
Full control --> trustedinstaller, system, administrators, creator owner (subfolders and files only)
Modify --> system and administrators (this folder only)
Read & execute --> users, all applications package (translated from Italian, sorry) (this folder, subfolders and files)
Security settings of windows\cursors folder only?I couldn't changed it in safe mode I think I ruined Security settings. How to I restore the security settings? :huh:
I wrote them in xth post
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