How to delete files protected by Trustedinstaller

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  1. RolandJS
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    Windows 10 Home
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    Because sysprep kicks in without any "change-mind?" prompt, I was able to externally boot [Linux I think] and add DISABLED to the ending of sysprep so that it cannot be activated - until I'm good and ready to active it.
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  3. jamecleve
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    mb300e said:
    I had a similar issue but the files were on a clone drive not on a system drive. I guess I could have done a reformat instead.
    It's a issue related to file permissions. Just change the ownership using Jeff's suggested method and it would work. If you have lots of files want to process, you'd better use the following tips:

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