my problem is that, i did a system recovery because when i opened internet explorer nothig was loading. so after i did system recovery when it started the only thing that was on my desktop was IE and recycle bin. It said "click ok to close active desktop html". i tried going in safe mode and security and giving permission, and that allowed me to access c://documentsandsettings/Owner/desktop but it didn't allow me to access sub folders in it or any of my documents. it says cant access document for everythig under Owner. i tried many thigs and these documents are very important to me so please some1 help. thank you.
desktop access denied
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sivbala14
, Oct 07 2006 09:41 PM
#1
Posted 07 October 2006 - 09:41 PM
my problem is that, i did a system recovery because when i opened internet explorer nothig was loading. so after i did system recovery when it started the only thing that was on my desktop was IE and recycle bin. It said "click ok to close active desktop html". i tried going in safe mode and security and giving permission, and that allowed me to access c://documentsandsettings/Owner/desktop but it didn't allow me to access sub folders in it or any of my documents. it says cant access document for everythig under Owner. i tried many thigs and these documents are very important to me so please some1 help. thank you.
#2
Posted 07 October 2006 - 09:48 PM
Hi sivbala14...
Try Taking Ownership of the folder. If you have XP Home installed, you will have to do this from the Safe Mode Administrator account.
wannabe1
Try Taking Ownership of the folder. If you have XP Home installed, you will have to do this from the Safe Mode Administrator account.
wannabe1
#3
Posted 08 October 2006 - 09:19 AM
i have taken ownership and its working fine now, i can access folders etc., thank you wannabe. but i'm having problems with my sound system, cause wen i recovered it said trying to install my sound devices and it said it may affect comp in future so its recommended i stop installation so i did. any1 know how i can re install my sound devices?
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