Windows 10: Unable to execute any files in a different internal drive.

Any executable file I put inside this other internal drive, I can't seem to execute it at at all, I have tried to see if I have read,write and execute privileges and I do. since I am using Windows 10 home edition, There is no group policy so I can't seem to edit this as well. How would I fix such issues?

Here is an issue I get when I run an executable file



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Unable to execute a file from D: drive

Hello Experts

I am facing an issue, and need your help to figure out what is going wrong.

On my Windows 2016 Server 64 bit, I am unable to execute any ".exe" file from the D: drive.

I am getting the following error while doing so (In this example, I am trying to install chrome, however I saved the ChomeSetup.exe file on my D: drive)

I am an Admin, and I have tried the following steps till now.

1) Verify that I am an Admin

2) Take ownership of the D: drive (by opening CMD as "Run as Administrator"

C:\Windows\system32>takeown /f D: /R

3) Provided full control to the D:ChromeSetup.exe file in the file's properties>security tab

4) Disabled the UAC

5) Tried executing D:\ChromeSetup.exe by right clicking and "Run As Administrator"

Unfortunately, even after carrying out above steps - I am still getting the error as per the snapshot. I have read all the posts by other users who were facing this error, and tried everything that was suggested by Microsoft MVP, and I am still getting the
error.

Thanks

KD

 

File History no longer sees internal hard drive

Hi Derek,

Thank you for being part of Microsoft Community.

If you are unable to see that drive, I would suggest you to check if it listed in Disk Management utility. Refer to these steps:



a) Press
Windows key +X, select Disk management.

b) In the new Window, check if the E drive is listed.

c) If it is not listed, please check if you are able to see any other partition with a different letter assigned to it or if there is any other partition
with unallocated space.



Please get back to us with this information so that we can assist you further.

 

windows 10 internal drive d how to take back ownership of the hardrive?

Hi Steve,

To help you with your concern regarding the internal hard drive, let me suggest you to follow the steps below:

• Open File Explorer
• Right-click on the Drive D:
• Select Properties
• Click Security tab then select Advanced
• Select Change after the Owner: line

Please let us know how it goes for us to assist you further.