T
The Colonel
I can't copy some of my XP files to Vista.
My XP Pro computer died and the new one has Vista Biz on it. I put my
old computer's hard drive in one of those USB cases, hooked it up to
the new one, took ownership of the only folder I want to copy on the
old computer (about 500M) and created a new folder with wide-open
permissions (everybody has full access) on the new computer, and
proceeded to copy my files.
It gets damn near finished when I get
"Destination Folder Acess Denied
You need permission to perform this action."
I don't understand how or why this is happening - it does get through
most of them. MyNewMachine\Administators (of which I'm a member) owns
the XP files, the destination is c:\users\Temp\, where "Everybody" has
full control.
Any ideas?
My XP Pro computer died and the new one has Vista Biz on it. I put my
old computer's hard drive in one of those USB cases, hooked it up to
the new one, took ownership of the only folder I want to copy on the
old computer (about 500M) and created a new folder with wide-open
permissions (everybody has full access) on the new computer, and
proceeded to copy my files.
It gets damn near finished when I get
"Destination Folder Acess Denied
You need permission to perform this action."
I don't understand how or why this is happening - it does get through
most of them. MyNewMachine\Administators (of which I'm a member) owns
the XP files, the destination is c:\users\Temp\, where "Everybody" has
full control.
Any ideas?