No write access to folders, apps etc. "_unknown" user has full access

Hi all,
Just moved up from a 2009 21.5" iMac.
Now, I'm having some weird problems with my new machine. I used Migration assistant to transfer my data, over my WiFi network. I logged in using the migrated user and then deleted the new Mac user. Now I don't have access to many folders. In the permissions tab of the affected apps and folders, there is a user by the name of _unknown which I cant . So I need some help. By the way, I still have my old iMac and a Time Capsule backup of the new one, so in case anything goes wrong, I feel that we'll be able to get back to this stage at-least.
Thanks,
-Aditya.

I had this same problem and what I described for you to do cleared this up for me.
When you select the application with that problem, you have to add your user id to the info first. Give yourself read-write privileges. Highlight your user ID in the window and select from the triangle menu to make your the owner of the folder. That should automatically delete the unknown user. Then, apply those privileges to all enclosed folders and files.
Did you follow those steps?
What actually worked the best for my user account was to get info on my user account folder. The privileges were right on it. By applying to all enclosed folders changed everything within. I know the applications are a little different. Like you said, only the applications affected were user installed. They need to be done individually.
I know there is a terminal command to take care of this and fix it easily, but I don't know what it is. Someone smarter than me may chime in and give that info.

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[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Error writer is initialized and ready. Execution context svc_SPFarm_J
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Quick test to look for things we KNOW exist on the Server. We know there is an E: drive, and we know there's a folder named E:\Logs\ULS.
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Windows reports E:\ does not exist. This is bad.
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Windows reports E:\Logs does not exist. This is very bad.
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Windows reports E:\Logs\ULS does not exist. In the words of the late Captain Phil Harris, "This is bad. This is bad bad."
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Directory E:\Logs\ULS does not exist (we'll try to create it).
[8/22/2014 12:05:08 PM] - Failed to set up the log writer. Access to the path 'E:\Logs\ULS' is denied.
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It is quite evident to me that there is a policy blocking Windows services from seeing the E:
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Run this under the LocalSystem (SYSTEM) account, and all is well.
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[8/22/2014 12:15:18 PM] - So far so good - Windows reports E:\ exists.
[8/22/2014 12:15:18 PM] - Windows reports E:\Logs exists.
[8/22/2014 12:15:18 PM] - Awesome - Windows reports E:\Logs\ULS exists.
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[8/22/2014 12:15:25 PM] - Shutdown in progress.

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I do appreciate your, obviously experienced, help.
When I went to change my details in the mail settings as you suggested, I was unable to do so. Yes- I could & did add my new email details that I changed to in my Apple ID. however I was unable to change the primary email & therefore iCloud still wouldn't recognise my new Apple ID & kept asking for my details under my old/ original email address.
Though I did search further after this in the iCloud web site & found further very similar questions to mine where users were successful by deleting the iCloud account.
So I went ahead & did this. As soon as I had deleted the account it asked me to login to iCloud with my new email address in my Apple ID which worked fine - & I have also retained all my data.
Again, I appreciate your help & time you spent in reading and answering my need for help.
All the best,
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