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sweetiegirl
The motherboard on my computer failed, and I had to get a new computer. I
took the internal hard drive on my old computer and made it an external hard
drive on the new computer. I had a password protected user account for me,
and other user accounts that were not password protected, on the old hard
drive.
When I tried to access the external hard drive withy the new computer, I
could open the folders for the non-password protected users. When I tried to
open my my password-protected folder, XP indicated my folder was empty. I
tried to log in as a user with the same password I used on the old computer,
but I stil could not open my folder. XP indicated it was empty.
I know the folder is not empty. Does XP indicate the folder is empty when
the user cannot access it properly? Is this a method XP uses to prevent
people who are not authorized to know how much information is in that folder?
I would appreciate help anyone could give me to access this folder. Someone
suggested right-clicking on either the drive or the folder, and entering my
name in a box on a security tab, but I cannot find that.
took the internal hard drive on my old computer and made it an external hard
drive on the new computer. I had a password protected user account for me,
and other user accounts that were not password protected, on the old hard
drive.
When I tried to access the external hard drive withy the new computer, I
could open the folders for the non-password protected users. When I tried to
open my my password-protected folder, XP indicated my folder was empty. I
tried to log in as a user with the same password I used on the old computer,
but I stil could not open my folder. XP indicated it was empty.
I know the folder is not empty. Does XP indicate the folder is empty when
the user cannot access it properly? Is this a method XP uses to prevent
people who are not authorized to know how much information is in that folder?
I would appreciate help anyone could give me to access this folder. Someone
suggested right-clicking on either the drive or the folder, and entering my
name in a box on a security tab, but I cannot find that.