Excellent advice, thank you!

I ran the scan and it did not find any integrity violations! :)

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Working on it now as I type! :-)

Also marked thread as solved!

That was it! No more bin folder...thank you so much for that! I appreciate your patience.

OK, so I tried to do both methods. First one continues to notify me that I need permissions and the command line comes back with a syntax error. Just to be clear, I opened PowerRun v64 and accessed...

Thank you. I have since updated (using update tool and not a clean install) Windows to 1903 after your highlighting I was using ver. 1803. The Windows Update issue is now resolved and I can (and...

Alright, thanks for your help!

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Version x64. Confirm default is TrustedInstaller.

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There is only one instance of explorer.exe when going through PowerRun.

Interesting. When I do this via PowerRun I get the following:


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I was able to confirm that TrustedInstaller has full control over explorer.exe from PowerRun.

This is the message I keep getting whether using PowerRun or not:

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I wasn't sure how to...

Interesting to note that Task Manager shows explorer.exe user name as Matthew and not SYSTEM or TrustedInstaller.

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OK, thanks. I added explorer.exe to PowerRun and then double-clicked on that...I take it I then need to go to cmd.exe and execute the command you gave me to delete bin? I naively tried to go...

OK, so I dropped cmd.exe into PowerRun and when I open that in PR, it shows the following:

C:\Users\mhan\Downloads\PowerRun>

What is the proper command to fully delete the 'bin' folder and all...

I've downloaded PowerRun and cannot figure out how to delete this folder. When I go to add files it does not let me add the bin folder.

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Yes, this command does indeed...

This was 3 years ago, so it's difficult to recall all of the details. From what I can recall, I created a backup of Windows 10 using the Windows Media Creation tool and selected the USB flash drive...

Already tried deleting from safe mode but no go. Same notification that I require permissions. I am beginning to think that Windows 10 is corrupted and affecting file permissions.

See requested screenshot below:


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This user account m_han is me but I don't find this in user account profiles. I am using MS to sign in but perhaps need to change to a local user...

The bin folder contains Windows 10 backup files. How many levels do you want me to expand?

The folder is named 'bin'. It is in a Downloads folder on the 'C' Drive. I assume it was created and named automatically by Windows Media Creation Tool but am not 100% sure on that.

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Hello and thanks for your further guidance with this issue. Please see the requested screenshots below:

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Just tried this and was not successful due to 'access is denied'

Thanks. I followed the tutorial link and changed ownership to Administrators and I still cannot delete the files. It does allow me to appear to delete everything but at the end a notification...

I am the only user on this machine and am also Administrator. There are 3 permissions entries for these files: SYSTEM, Adminstrator (me), and a third permission which is: my name and email. Each of...

Hello - About 3 years ago I created a Windows 10 bootable flash drive using the Media Creation Tool. I recall that I had to save the files on my local hard drive in a separate folder and then...