N NewEyesOpen macrumors regular Original poster Mar 9, 2009 158 0 West Virginia Aug 9, 2009 #1 This hasn't happened to me before, but this evening every time I want to move something into the trash, it asks for my account password. How can I disable this?
This hasn't happened to me before, but this evening every time I want to move something into the trash, it asks for my account password. How can I disable this?
angelwatt Moderator emeritus Aug 16, 2005 7,852 9 USA Aug 9, 2009 #2 Could be a permissions issue that got out of whack. Head to Disk Utility and run the verify/repair permissions to see if it helps.
Could be a permissions issue that got out of whack. Head to Disk Utility and run the verify/repair permissions to see if it helps.
N NewEyesOpen macrumors regular Original poster Mar 9, 2009 158 0 West Virginia Aug 9, 2009 #3 angelwatt said: Could be a permissions issue that got out of whack. Head to Disk Utility and run the verify/repair permissions to see if it helps. Click to expand... Thanks. I just finished running that and it said the disk was okay.
angelwatt said: Could be a permissions issue that got out of whack. Head to Disk Utility and run the verify/repair permissions to see if it helps. Click to expand... Thanks. I just finished running that and it said the disk was okay.
angelwatt Moderator emeritus Aug 16, 2005 7,852 9 USA Aug 9, 2009 #4 How long has this been going on? Install anything recently? Have you tried a reboot? If that doesn't resolve it, type in the following command into Terminal and post the results here. Code: ls -la | grep ".Trash/" (That's a lowercase L at the start and after the -.) For comparison, my output looks like, Code: drwx------ 2 angelwatt staff 68B Aug 9 18:34 .Trash/
How long has this been going on? Install anything recently? Have you tried a reboot? If that doesn't resolve it, type in the following command into Terminal and post the results here. Code: ls -la | grep ".Trash/" (That's a lowercase L at the start and after the -.) For comparison, my output looks like, Code: drwx------ 2 angelwatt staff 68B Aug 9 18:34 .Trash/
N NewEyesOpen macrumors regular Original poster Mar 9, 2009 158 0 West Virginia Aug 9, 2009 #5 angelwatt said: How long has this been going on? Install anything recently? Have you tried a reboot? If that doesn't resolve it, type in the following command into Terminal and post the results here. Code: ls -la | grep ".Trash/" (That's a lowercase L at the start and after the -.) For comparison, my output looks like, Code: drwx------ 2 angelwatt staff 68B Aug 9 18:34 .Trash/ Click to expand... thanks, I'll try a reboot first and see what happens after that.
angelwatt said: How long has this been going on? Install anything recently? Have you tried a reboot? If that doesn't resolve it, type in the following command into Terminal and post the results here. Code: ls -la | grep ".Trash/" (That's a lowercase L at the start and after the -.) For comparison, my output looks like, Code: drwx------ 2 angelwatt staff 68B Aug 9 18:34 .Trash/ Click to expand... thanks, I'll try a reboot first and see what happens after that.