Re: openning a non accessible folder

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OK, on Home Edition you need to logon in "Safe Mode". Restart the computer
and as the restart begins, start taping F8 (+/- 1 tap/second) untill the
start mode options list appears, and select Safe Mode. After logon go
directly to folder Properties\Security. This difference between XP Pro and
Home is detailed in the KB article (that's why I didn't mention it).


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"trde61" <aa@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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FIRST OF ALL THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP

PERHAPS I DID NOT EXPLAIN THE SITUATION VERY WELL
WHEN I PRESS (AFTER RIGHTCLICK) THE BUTTON ''PROPERTIES'' THERE IS
NOWHERE
ANY BUTTON NAMED ''SECURITY'', ''ADD'' OR ''ADMINISTRATOR''
I HAVE 3 CHOICES:
A. GENERAL
B. SHARING
C. ADVANCED

MY WINVRESION IS XP HOME EDITION SP3
BESIDES I TELL YOU THAT I RAN ''A SQUARED ANTI MALWARE'' AND EVERYTHINK
IS OK


trde


"Ronaldo" wrote:

In folder Properties\Security\.. do you see any user or the
administrators
group there?, if nothing, click on Add\Avanced\Search now\select
"Administrators"\click OK on every box and Apply button on the last box
if
letters are higlighted. Next go back and check if the administrators
group
is now there.

You can also apply the default security permissions by checking both
boxes
in the Permissions tab, Apply and OK.

If you still haven't succeeded scan the computer for possible
infection...
use your antivirus and antimalware applications... Malwarebytres
Anti-Malware and A Squared Free are excellent for detecting all kinds of
malware including trojans and viruses.



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"trde61" <aa@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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WHEN I PRESS PROPERTIES BUTTON AND LATER ADVANCED BUTTON (IN THE NON
ACCESSIBLE FOLDER), I CANNOT SEE ANY OWNER OR NAME BUTTON, SO I
CANNOT
GO
FURTHER TO GET THE OWNERSHIP OF THE FOLDER
ANY HELP?
trde


"Ronaldo" wrote:

How to take ownership of a file or a folder in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421

This article describes how to take ownership of a file or a folder to
which
you are denied access.



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"trde61" <aa@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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hello
I had to make a windows recovery in my notebook (win xp sp3) because
of
a
problem
After the system recovery a new account folder has been created and
it
is
impossible to get in my previous account folder(before system
recovery)
where
i have too many personal files
The message says '' access denied'' Can anyone tell me how i can
gain
access
to the old account folder?
Thanks in advance
trde








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