At the moment, torrent clients are hardly consideredwhether not a compulsory addition to the browser. To download small files the latter somehow learned, but when it comes to a file weighing a couple of gigabytes, there is no way to do without a torrent.
If the solution to this problem in itscomputer everything is clear, then what to do with the file that you sent a friend? After all, the system by default stores along with the files and access rights. We will proceed from the fact that it is not an option to transfer files (for example, the problem was not detected immediately, and the original file was deleted), so we will understand the documents that have been downloaded.
First, move the downloaded file to another onefolder, or copy it there. Usually, after this procedure, the files begin to be recognized as your own, regardless of whether you created them yourself or downloaded via the torrent client. Refused access this time? Go ahead.
The user's last hope ischange file permissions manually. This is done like this: right-click on the desired file and select “Properties”. Then go to the tab "Security" - there select "Advanced". In the window that opens, find your account and assign it full access rights to the file. After that, apply the new parameters and close the window. The window “Access Denied” should not be after that, since you will become the owner of this file. This method is rather long and requires a lot of unnecessary movements, but sometimes the system simply leaves no choice.
Deal with internal problems when youAccess to files that you created is denied much easier. In most cases, it will be enough to log in with administrator rights. Since there is only one account on most home computers, all conflicts with access rights go unnoticed, and when a problem occurs, the user simply does not know what to do, because everything was solved automatically before. But it is necessary to apply the methods described above, as the problem will cease to give you trouble.