This Vista permission business occasionally drives me nuts! I have a file that is owned by "Administrators" and even though I am member of group Administrators I can not delete that darn file. Apparently those file's permissions are set such only "Trusted Installers" do have ...

I find it useful to type a value into the Comments field within the property
sheet for MS Word files and configure my Windows Explorer folder view to
display this Comments field. I can do this for some files, including MS
Office files and JPGs, but not for others such as TXT and ...

I have quite a few MP3 files on my hard drive, and all have complete ID3
tags. For some odd reason, when I opened those folders to view my files
there was no information showing except the file name. No “Title,
Artist, Album Title, Genre, Duration, Bit Rate, etc.”...

I am much better acquainted with WinXP.
What are the baby steps to telling Vista to show all file types and unhide
all directories ("folders") ?

Is there a way to tag multiple files at once? For example, can I tag a group
of files with something, and later remove that tag from those files?
Thanks

Why do I get a "calculating" time remaining message, and then after a long
time the operation fails. When I drag or copy files from one computer to
another, it only works for smaller files. The larger files fail.
This has happened since I got Vista.

I recently installed a game on Vista Home Premium and after uninstalling it I
noticed that there was alot of files for the game left in the appdata local
folder. I found the folder and it was labeled Ubisoft ( maker of game ) and I
was wondering can I delete this folder? also why ...

I recently upgraded from Vista 32-bit to Vista 64-bit. I did this
reformatting my C drive then performing a clean install of Vista 64-bit.
I now have a problem with my volume(s) becoming write protected. I have
to fight a constant battle against Vista to keep the volumes writeable.

How can I remove a folder that contains a program from the Vista desktop
without deleting the folder?  For instance, I dragged an Adobe installation
folder from the All Programs list to the desktop, and now want to remove it
from the desktop clutter, but find when I delete it it ...

I'm not sue this is the right forum, if not please direct me to the correct
one.
What is the rule of thumb for where to install software in Vista?
I'm a software developer.  I have an installshield script that installs my

I have a questions you may be able to help me with.
The route of my User directory has accumulated a lot of .blf (21) and
.regtrans-ms (42) files which are taking up over 22 Mb of disk space
Examples are:

I've just built a new PC and have installed Vista Ultimate 32bit on to
it. I produce music so I have a number of music creation applications
installed including Ableton Live 8, Pro Tools etc.
I created a folder on my desktop where I was saving all my new

I would like to clear the pathname that appears in the file name
dropdown box when I click "save as."  I want to clear the "save as"
pathname history and cannot find any option in Vista to let me do this.
Setting up multiple user accounts is an option, but that seems extreme

I have my documents redirected to the server and therefore Vista has an
offline copy of these files.
I notice that some files are failing to synchronize automatically, but will
synchronize if I manually perform it.

I cant rename a  -Computer/Local disk (C:  )/user-   folder. Help please
Im using Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit