cant delete imageres.dll.mun


stinky

stinky

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ive deleted it before and honestly i forgot i switched my win 11 icons with the 10 because i have been using them for so long and i accidentally updated windows and now i cant delete the mun file it says you require permission from TrustedInstaller.exe i already am the owner of trusted installer atleast i think i am i have no clue whats going on i use to be able to delete the mun file without no problem now i cant
 
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The workaround is to rename imageres.dll.mun to another filename (because the file is loaded in memory). Now you can copy a new file using the original filename. After the next reboot, the renamed old file can be deleted.
 

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garlin said:
The workaround is to rename imageres.dll.mun to another filename (because the file is loaded in memory). Now you can copy a new file using the original filename. After the next reboot, the renamed old file can be deleted.
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it doesnt let me rename the file
 

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I thought you said you took ownership of the file? If not, use PowerRun to get TI privileges.
 

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garlin said:
I thought you said you took ownership of the file? If not, use PowerRun to get TI privileges.
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my mistake i took ownership of TrustedInstaller Not the mun file
 

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garlin said:
I thought you said you took ownership of the file? If not, use PowerRun to get TI privileges.
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i used power run to delete the mun now when i try to move the new mun it says You need permission to perform this action
 

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The correct sequence would be:

1. Rename existing imageres.dll.mun to imageres.dll.mun.OLD
2. Copy new file to imageres.dll.mun
3. "taskkill /f /im explorer.exe && start explorer" to restart Explorer. This releases the system hold on imageres.dll.mun.OLD
4. Delete imageres.dll.mun.OLD
 

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garlin said:
The correct sequence would be:

1. Rename existing imageres.dll.mun to imageres.dll.mun.OLD
2. Copy new file to imageres.dll.mun
3. "taskkill /f /im explorer.exe && start explorer" to restart Explorer. This releases the system hold on imageres.dll.mun.OLD
4. Delete imageres.dll.mun.OLD
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i fixed it by deleting mun through power run and moving the file through power run thank you i now have the old windows 10 icons on win 11!! :p
 

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    Lenovo 82JU
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    Crucial CT16G4SFD832A.C16FN 2x16GB
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    Nvidia RTX 3060 (Laptop)
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