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Out of the blue I suddenly no longer have access to my documents folder.
When I check the security settings for the folder it has a check mark next to all the types of access for my user name but whenever I click on the folder I get a message saying that I have no access to it. Any and all help would surely be appreciated. Ron |
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"Ron Darby" wrote in message ... Out of the blue I suddenly no longer have access to my documents folder. When I check the security settings for the folder it has a check mark next to all the types of access for my user name but whenever I click on the folder I get a message saying that I have no access to it. Any and all help would surely be appreciated. Ron I did a system restore from a restore point way back when I know that the problem didn't exist but that didn't help. Ron |
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Hi,
Hopefully this will answer your problems http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930128/en-us Mohit "Ron Darby" wrote in message ... Out of the blue I suddenly no longer have access to my documents folder. When I check the security settings for the folder it has a check mark next to all the types of access for my user name but whenever I click on the folder I get a message saying that I have no access to it. Any and all help would surely be appreciated. Ron |
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"mohit" wrote in message ... Hi, Hopefully this will answer your problems http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930128/en-us Mohit "Ron Darby" wrote in message ... Out of the blue I suddenly no longer have access to my documents folder. When I check the security settings for the folder it has a check mark next to all the types of access for my user name but whenever I click on the folder I get a message saying that I have no access to it. Any and all help would surely be appreciated. Ron The reference you provided deals with problems arising from upgrading from Windows XP to Vista. In my case I have a clean Vista Premium install. Luckily I discovered my problem and fixed it. When I right clicked on Documents and selected Properties then selected security, along with my name and administrator there was an entry for Everybody but with no permissions checked. I removed the entry for everybody, closed everything out then left clicked on documents. It now opened as it should. Thanks anyway for your help as I was afraid that I would have to do another clean install to fix the problem. Ron |