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October 11th 09, 10:17 PM
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Partitioning caused a rights problem
I tried out Windows 7 on a new partition on my hard drive and I only gave it about 30gb. Since I liked it better than Vista I ended up using it more than I thought...and i ran out of space. So I tried to expand the partition and that didn't work properly and Windows 7 won't boot up anymore. That's fine, I'll delete the Windows 7 partition. Only problem is that while accessing some of my Vista partition's folders it changed the rights to Windows 7. Now that I'm back on Vista, I can't edit those folders I can only read them now. I can't change the rights because Windows 7 is the administrator now but I can't enter Windows 7 to change them back. Is there anything I can do to fix that?? -- darkgandhi05 
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