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Gordon Biggar
I am using Vista (64-bit) on a desktop, and I am attempting to
access/salvage folders on a hard drive from my laptop (that is no longer
bootable) in order to copy these files to another device. The old hard
drive ran on a Windows 2000 platform, and I am attempting to access a User
folder under Documents and Settings. My Vista system tells me that I do not
have permission to access this folder. I have right-clicked on this folder
to bring up Properties, and it appears that I do have authority. In Windows
2000 one was able to log on as an Administrator, but in Vista I go straight
to the desktop at the time of boot. I am sure that this must be handled in
User Control, for example, but I am not certain of the procedure.
Any help is appreciated.
Gordon Biggar
Houston, Texas
access/salvage folders on a hard drive from my laptop (that is no longer
bootable) in order to copy these files to another device. The old hard
drive ran on a Windows 2000 platform, and I am attempting to access a User
folder under Documents and Settings. My Vista system tells me that I do not
have permission to access this folder. I have right-clicked on this folder
to bring up Properties, and it appears that I do have authority. In Windows
2000 one was able to log on as an Administrator, but in Vista I go straight
to the desktop at the time of boot. I am sure that this must be handled in
User Control, for example, but I am not certain of the procedure.
Any help is appreciated.
Gordon Biggar
Houston, Texas