Windows 10: How to simulate message you require permission from trustedinstalled ?

In my previous thread i asked how can i delete the folders and files of ProgramData , ProgramFiles , ProgramFiles (x86) , and Windows by using the Take Ownership.

Can't delete Windows and all Program-files-files(x86)-data folders why

And it's working fine.

Now i want to do something else.
I created a folder with some 100 text files and i want to make the this folder and the files to be in the security of the Take Ownership. So if i will try to delete this folder/files i will get this message:

you need permission to perform this action you require permission from trustedinstaller


It's not a window folder not Windows not Program File just a folder i created with some files and i want to simulate this error message to make some tests on it.

I don't want to Take Ownership but to Give Ownership to this(any folder) folder and files.
And then when i will get the message i want to make some tests on it about how to Take Ownership.

The main idea is to produce this error message on any folder/files with the easiest fastest way.

:)

 

unable to delete pictures from the folder- permission issues

Original Title- TrustedInstaller

I want to delete some duplicate pictures and everytime I try I get the message that I need permission to do this action and that I require permission from TrustedInstaller to make changes to the folder. Heck all I want to do is delete some duplicates -
not do surgery! What the heck does all of this mean and how do I fix it? Thank you.

 

How do I delete left-over files using TrustedInstaller?

I have quite a few left over files after deleting Avast. When I try to delete the files, I get a message saying I need permission. Apparently TrustedInstaller is the required tool. Does anyone know how I can access TrustedInstaller?

 

Hello again, @Chocolade. If the other thread you started is now working fine and is finished, please mark it as solved, so others will know and may benefit. Thanks, TC.

 

To answer your original post here. This tutorial, Option #4, the TIP under Step #7.

Change Owner of File, Folder, Drive, or Registry Key in Windows 10 Security System Tutorials