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growch

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well i did it good. In the process of resetting up a home network with 2 added computers for the kids and trying to set security policies on folders I set the c drive to private. At some point I rebooted the computer, or rather tried. I get the cant find auto check error and it just tries to boot endlessly.

I cannot access C: from the recovery console, such as copying reg files to it. I get access denied.
FIXMBR and FIXBOOT didn't work
I can't boot to safe mode
also stuck it in another computer as a slave and ... yep Access DENIED!
I have tried reinstalling windows but I'm guessing it won't let me

I can't believe microsoft is so stupid to let you lock yourself out of your own computer there has to be a way to at least copy off the files,... but then again, it is Microsoft.

God any help would be appreciated.

I'm running XP PRO SP2

Edited by growch, 26 June 2007 - 03:47 PM.

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dag gum programmers at microsoft programming such a thing, knowing were gonna get in there and tweek and geek and lock ourselves right out of our own computer. bet they were laughing with every keystroke. im going to take a wild guess and say put in your win xp pro cd in ( if your allowed) :blink: and wipe the drive clean and start over. oh i would bet its been done before, im thinking your the first one to ever admit it..... :whistling:

Edited by krmooo, 26 June 2007 - 11:03 PM.

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Ha! Thought of that too. I was trying to do this without losing data! Abd yes those programmers have a long way to go before they start building good software. MS is riddled with millions of glitches. Thanks.
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