Answer:
1. No password on the PST file.
2. D drive: My laptop has two drives. One for the OS and the other for
DATA.
It appears that when I loaded the new OS VISTA, the system did not migrate
Ownership and Permmissions for some of my folders. I changed ownership of
the folder and subs to My User thinking I would have access since I was an
Administrator. However, I found that needed to also add my User in the
security settings allowing Full Control permissions. Thanks for your post.
"KB" wrote:
> RXFields,
>
> 2 quick questions for you:
> 1. did you set a password for it when you created it.
> 2. I noticed that you said that it was on the D drive. Is the file on
> another Drive other than the OS drive.
>
> I have found that the pst files prefer to be on the OS drive to be restored.
>
> If neither of those issues work you can use a pst unlocker tool to get into
> the file. I would go to downloads.net to get the tool. Do your reasearch
> before you buy.
>
> KB
>
> "rxfields" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:797F7C4B-BE29-4C7B-958E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Running Outlook 2007.
> > Upgraded Operating system from XP to Vista. Could not upgrade and retain
> > old settings so I did a Clean Install.
> > Now. I can not open any of my PST files in outlook.
> >
> > Error: File access is denied. You do not have permission required to
> > access the file D:\folder\filename.pst.
> >
> > How do I fix this.
>
>
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