Running cmd.exe as an admin will give you the elevated privileges to view another user's folder in most instances. "chkdisk" is for checking file system integrity and does not directly deal with file permissions. "chmod" is a Linux tool and will not work on Windows systems. "dir" is used to display the contents of a directory, not change the working directory.
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