This step is important because we noticed that if you are saving all the installers and you download them in the same folder (like the downloads folder), the EXE can pick up any MSI installer in that folder and you may pick-up one of the older builds instead of the newly downloaded package. Close WindowsApps folder then open it again, you should no longer get the message 'You don’t currently have permission to access this folder' pop-up message.Īfter the above steps, please clear all your downloads folder or delete all downloaded Nitro installers. At this point, since your user account already have permission and ownership to the folder, clicking Continue will give you access to WindowsApps folder.ĥ. Click 'Continue' to permanently get access to this folder.Ĥ. Go back to C:\ProgramFiles\ then double click WindowsApps folder.ģ.
The above article will allow your user account to take ownership and gain permission to access the WindowsApps folder.Ģ. If Windows says '-' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file, remove the '-' when executing the commands.You are required to run CMD in administrator mode.Carefully follow the steps up to step 7 on this KB article: A window will pop-up telling you that 'You don't currently have permission to access this folder'Īs a workaround, kindly follow these steps:ġ. Go to C:\ProgramFiles\ then double click WindowsApps folder.
Enable the 'Hidden items' in Windows Explorer as the WindowsApps is hidden by default.Ģ. Even if your Windows account is a member of Administrator group or you are logged in using administrator account, the installation will fail as the account does not have permission/ownership to access WindowsApps folder. If you do see one, kindly note we have identified that the cause of this issue is permission/ownership access to WindowsApps folder. Are you installing Nitro Pro 9 on a Windows 10 machine? If yes, could you please check if you see a hidden 'WindowsApps' folder inside C\:Program Files.
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