Windows 10: Issue With Windows 10 explorer control 7zip

So, i am trying to unzip something with 7zip, and it keeps on giving me access denied issues, which is driving me insane, from what i read, it had something to do with UAC, tried that, clicked ok, and restarted my laptop, now i am still getting an Access Denied Even after restarting it? I can copy and move files just fine? Why am i not getting permission to unzip a file i want to unzip? I am Administrator last i checked, also, why is there in security, two users, when i didn't make two users? One is Admin, the other, normal user? Any helpful insights would be nice please.



:)

 

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Issue

Thanks a lot. The login issue is solved with utdetorres solution.

The winrar issue is so strange, and it's difficult to make a screenshot.

But i have some more information for you.

The issue happen with last 7zip too (winrar was the 5.30 version).

Unexpectedly there's a workaround for winrar or 7zip.

On first click to select a file in winrar or 7zip window, the internal part of the windows scroll to the right, and the arrow mouse move itself on the right bottom of the desktop (outside that window).

Clicking again in that window, without scrolling the window to the left to see the file correctly, all works fine!!!

So strange

 

How do i undo what i changed to as a "Default Program'?

I accidently changed from my way of opening .jar files to .7zip files. Now every .jar file i install is a 7zip file, ive tried everything, from going to the Default programs in control panel, and i didnt see .Jar there, so as my last resort, ive come to
the community. Help!

 

Are you trying to unzip to a protected system folder, like Windows or Program Files folders? That is by default not possible. Unzip to desktop or any other of your personal folders, then move the extracted files where you want to.

 

There is a Hidden, by default, Administrator account, then there is a User with Administrative rights account, a Standard user account and probably a Guest account. The Hidden account can be shown but not normally necessary. Every once in awhile the hidden account has to be revealed as it can do more than a User with administrative rights but I've seldom found that necessary. All that may be a rather simplified explanation.

 

Thank, but i find it silly, that you have to unzip it at the desktop. And it makes things clearer

 

It's for your protection, or rather protection of your operating system. Windows needs to protect some system folders.