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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 8
OS: XP PRO
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Cant Access My Documents Folder In Slave Drive Cause U Are Not Authorized
I cant boot from HD. Tried all the procedures in Recovery console. the user was password protected. i have taken this HD and made it slave to another PC. created a same userid n password on other PC. want to copy my documents folder (the entire userid folder under documents n settings) to the other PC main Drive so i can reformat the bad HD.
CANT ACCESS MY DOCUMENTS FOLDER IN SLAVE DRIVE CAUSE U ARE NOT AUTHORIZED ANYWAY AROUND THIS ISSUE? TYVM |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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TY for the response, yes i am loggin in as administrator. i figured once i have the bad HD on the other PC as secondary slave that if i create the same administrator userid name with same password i would be able to access those secure folders thru windows explorer but im guessing is OS related as well
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 8
OS: XP PRO
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WOWWWZZZERRR
Great reference.....i did search the MS knowledge base but didnt get any hits ..should have used perrmission or ownership as keywords....i guess u never know what u will find in that BASE....so many little hidden funcionality...ok here is a joke... if my son has admin access can he then take ownership of my "my documents" folder n get access to sensitive information?..lmaoooooo JKAGAIN TYVM i will recommmend this forum highly |
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 8
OS: XP PRO
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After aplying the steps to the folder I am now having access to folder...im still facing a smaller isssue not having access to specific file within some folders..(i have also applied the folder takeover permission folder by folder) ..some of the files within the folder (as displayed in windows explorer) are colored blue n others greeen...(something to do with NTFS encryption n compres) i applied the steps of ur mentioned note to take over specific FILE n this did not work
please keep in mind im copying files from slave to master.. Slave came from another PC also with XP pro n files under userid n pssword. im able to copy/move these files within the slave HD but cant copy to master HD TY again Last edited by NUTZ_4_POKER; 01-17-2006 at 03:51 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 8
OS: XP PRO
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TY yes i have done that as well......the minor problem im having is that some of the files have attributes of E for encrypted n the above mentioned procedure, as it appears does not take onwership of the encrytion user....any other way around this? again tyvm
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