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I recently had a boot sector failure on my hard drive. After replacing the
hard drive, I set the old drive up as a slave and it is usable as drive D:.
When I use Windows explorer to navigate through the old drive when I try to
open the "Owner's Documents" folder, I get an "Access Denied" message. I've
logged onto my system as Administrator and as Owner and neither one can
access the files.
When I used the software that came with the new drive, I can access the
folder and copy it, which I did. I copied the whole folder to my new drive
and then tried to log on normally. Now I can navigate the folder, but I
cannot access any of the files. I get the message "user does not have access
privileges."
Anyone know of a work around?
I recently had a boot sector failure on my hard drive. After replacing the
hard drive, I set the old drive up as a slave and it is usable as drive D:.
When I use Windows explorer to navigate through the old drive when I try to
open the "Owner's Documents" folder, I get an "Access Denied" message. I've
logged onto my system as Administrator and as Owner and neither one can
access the files.
When I used the software that came with the new drive, I can access the
folder and copy it, which I did. I copied the whole folder to my new drive
and then tried to log on normally. Now I can navigate the folder, but I
cannot access any of the files. I get the message "user does not have access
privileges."
Anyone know of a work around?