This question has better chance of getting answered in Avamar forum as this is essentially Avamar part.

Thank you Hrvoje, question post to Avamar discussion forum

Once there, right-click the ‘VBA’ folder and select 'Permissions'. On the ‘Permissions’ window, select the ‘Advanced’ button. On the ‘Advanced Security Settings’ window, select the ‘Owner’ tab.

Select the ‘Administrators’ group from the ‘Change owner to’ section and click the ‘Apply’ button. Next, select the ‘Advanced’ button again and select the ‘Permissions’ tab.

Select the ‘Administrators’ group from the ‘Group or user names’ section and ensure that ‘Full control’ is selected in the ‘Permissions for Administrators’ section.

Click the ‘OK’ button to apply the changes.
Finally, right-click the ‘VBA’ folder and select ‘Rename’

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