tccbatch Windows 7 "access is denied"

[Roedy]

I just upgraded to Windows 7. TCC seems to have lost its associations.

I tried tccbatch but just got a string of "access is denied" errors.

I tried making the files in JPSOFT read-write but no joy.

I tried running as admin, and it worked.

 

[Glennbo51]

Roedy wrote:

> I just upgraded to Windows 7. TCC seems to have lost its associations.
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> I tried tccbatch but just got a string of "access is denied" errors.
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> I tried making the files in JPSOFT read-write but no joy.
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What OS are you upgrading from? The UAC may be getting in your way.

 

[rconn]

> I just upgraded to Windows 7. TCC seems to have lost its associations.
>
> I tried tccbatch but just got a string of "access is denied" errors.
>
> I tried making the files in JPSOFT read-write but no joy.

TCCbatch.btm uses ASSOC and FTYPE, which try to write to the HKCR registry
tree -- which is normally blocked by Windows 7 (if not run inside an
installer).

You can try right clicking on the TCMD or TCC icon, select "run as
administrator", and run tccbatch there.

Rex Conn
JP Software

 

[Roedy]

Roedy wrote:


What OS are you upgrading from? The UAC may be getting in your way.

I went from Vista 32 to Windows 7 32. I am now on Windows 7 64.

 

[Roedy]

TCCbatch.btm uses ASSOC and FTYPE, which try to write to the HKCR registry
tree -- which is normally blocked by Windows 7 (if not run inside an
installer).

You can try right clicking on the TCMD or TCC icon, select "run as
administrator", and run tccbatch there.

Rex Conn
JP Software

There is a warning in the TCCBatch program. It might be a good idea to say "Vista or Windows 7", not just Vista. If possibl,e you might check if you are under Admin, and print out an a pause type error if you are not. The message is easy to miss the way it is.