Hi,

 I was editing a picture for a forum profile and making some tweaks.  So I tried deleting the failed photo and got this message, "You need permission to perform this action.  You require permission from the computer's administrator to make changes to this file." 

I'm familiar with taking ownership; so I went to the hard drive level, Properties, and the Security Tab.  I noticed my current user was not in the list; so I went in Edit, and added myself (giving full control in the process). Then I went back and tried to delete the photo, and it still said I needed permission.  So then I figured I might as well take ownership of the hard drive.  I went through that whole process, and when I clicked the final Ok, I got this stupid "Failed to enumerate....Access is denied."  message. 

It should not be this difficult to delete a picture from my second hard drive.  I have gone through several tutorials and all have failed.

Help is appreciated.  Thanks.

Is your ID present in Admin group on local computer ?

Hi,

Why didn't you take ownership of that file instead of all drive? Alternative, please check if you replace owner on subcontainers and objects as below:

Meanwhile, confirm if the owner is changed to your current user account successfully.

Any updates?

Sorry for delay, it says my Microsoft account is the owner.

Local Users and Groups is not present in my Computer Management

I am currently the Owner of the folder in question.  The Replace child object checkbox is unchecked, and it looks like inheritance is enabled.