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Old hard drive permission to open files on Vista

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Woodzys - 26 Jun 2008 22:41 GMT
My old Win Xp Laptop broke so I'm using the hard drive as an external for my
new Vista Laptop, but whenever I try opening files from it I'm getting
trouble with permission.  

I have tried changing permissions on the security tab of properties but not
having much luck, although I had a bit of luck with idividual files within
folders but cant for the life of me work out how to set it for whole folders
and subfolders, and now I'm going around in circles getting more frustrated
with this whole thing.  

Anyone shed any light on a simple solution or have I got to go through
setting the security permission for every idividual file?

Regards
Michael Walraven - 27 Jun 2008 01:16 GMT
I would recommend that you first try changing ownership of the drive.
Properties
security
advanced
owner

change to yourself (be sure to check to change sub folders etc)

Michael

> My old Win Xp Laptop broke so I'm using the hard drive as an external for
> my
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> Regards
 
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