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Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!



 
 
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Old October 8th 06, 11:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
lionel
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Default Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!

When I try to access my documents in windows.old (to copy to Vista my
documents) I get the message:
"You have been denied premission to access this folder"
so I click the security tab and get
"The requested information is either unavaiable or cannot be displayed"
I am using the administrator account!
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Old October 14th 06, 03:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
RichC
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Default Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!

Have you tried going to control panel-folder options-view and selecting "view
hidden files". I was able to copy all of my windows.old files from Beta 2
into a new profile in RC1 by doing this.

"lionel" wrote:

When I try to access my documents in windows.old (to copy to Vista my
documents) I get the message:
"You have been denied premission to access this folder"
so I click the security tab and get
"The requested information is either unavaiable or cannot be displayed"
I am using the administrator account!

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Old October 14th 06, 03:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Zarel
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Default Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!

No, that's not the problem; the files are readable all right, they're just
read-only. You can't rename them, delete them, overwrite them, etc. Even when
I'm booted into Windows XP, I can't write into the system directory of my
Vista partition.

"RichC" wrote:

Have you tried going to control panel-folder options-view and selecting "view
hidden files". I was able to copy all of my windows.old files from Beta 2
into a new profile in RC1 by doing this.

"lionel" wrote:

When I try to access my documents in windows.old (to copy to Vista my
documents) I get the message:
"You have been denied premission to access this folder"
so I click the security tab and get
"The requested information is either unavaiable or cannot be displayed"
I am using the administrator account!

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Old October 15th 06, 09:31 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Roberto Baggio
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Default Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!

Take ownership of the folder

Right click on the folder, properties, permissions, security, advanced,
owner.


"Zarel" wrote in message
...
No, that's not the problem; the files are readable all right, they're just
read-only. You can't rename them, delete them, overwrite them, etc. Even
when
I'm booted into Windows XP, I can't write into the system directory of my
Vista partition.

"RichC" wrote:

Have you tried going to control panel-folder options-view and selecting
"view
hidden files". I was able to copy all of my windows.old files from Beta 2
into a new profile in RC1 by doing this.

"lionel" wrote:

When I try to access my documents in windows.old (to copy to Vista my
documents) I get the message:
"You have been denied premission to access this folder"
so I click the security tab and get
"The requested information is either unavaiable or cannot be displayed"
I am using the administrator account!



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Old October 15th 06, 02:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Richard Hay
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Default Denied Permission to windows.old files! PLEASE HELP!

http://www.vistabase.co.uk/articles/...tm#Windows.old


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Richard Hay
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Windows RC2 (Build 5744)
http://WindowsObserver.com

"Roberto Baggio" wrote in message
news:_dnYg.141451$5R2.35471@pd7urf3no...
Take ownership of the folder

Right click on the folder, properties, permissions, security, advanced,
owner.


"Zarel" wrote in message
...
No, that's not the problem; the files are readable all right, they're
just
read-only. You can't rename them, delete them, overwrite them, etc. Even
when
I'm booted into Windows XP, I can't write into the system directory of my
Vista partition.

"RichC" wrote:

Have you tried going to control panel-folder options-view and selecting
"view
hidden files". I was able to copy all of my windows.old files from Beta
2
into a new profile in RC1 by doing this.

"lionel" wrote:

When I try to access my documents in windows.old (to copy to Vista my
documents) I get the message:
"You have been denied premission to access this folder"
so I click the security tab and get
"The requested information is either unavaiable or cannot be
displayed"
I am using the administrator account!




 




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