Deleting IMGMGR_install_Windows 7 HOMEBASIC_nm30gu1i.afz

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  4. Lenmaer

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    #4 Lenmaer, Aug 31, 2009 (OP)
    Already tried, it works for all other files or folders but not this one.
    This one keeps being the property of trustedinstaller.
     
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  7. Mr Jinje

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    #7 Mr Jinje, Aug 31, 2009
    it looks like you are trying to delete them from withn Vista, doesn't trustedinstaller.exe runs as NT SERVICE.

    Maybe simple fix take ownership with Windows 7 and not Vista account
     
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    #9 Mr Jinje, Aug 31, 2009
    The problem is trustedinstaller is to prevent the entire OS (both users and system accounts) from changing the files. That is why I it will be easier to remove it when VISTA is not running. Take ownership with Windows 7 and delete with Windows 7.

    Just guess, does no make sense ?
     
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    #11 Mr Jinje, Aug 31, 2009
    Brain Fart - Was that simply a WIM image mounted in read only mode ?
     
  12. Lenmaer

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    #12 Lenmaer, Aug 31, 2009 (OP)
    Well it was maybe a wim image but a ghost one.
    Windows showed folders and executables inside that folder, but in reality it was a 0 kb folder.
     
  13. technoicon

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    #13 technoicon, Apr 8, 2013
    imagex


    Using WAIK Deployment Tools Command Prompt.

    Run this:

    imagex /cleanup

    should fix the issue.

    Regards Patrick

    I have blogged about it here: blog.interrogate.com.au
     
  14. Carlos Detweiller

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    #14 Carlos Detweiller, Apr 9, 2013
    Thread necromancy, anyone? :p
     
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    #15 technoicon, Apr 9, 2013
    I know. but it comes up in google. so I thought it would be good for others to know how to fix the issue. as this was the only thread i found on it.