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I recently installed a new hard drive in my PC. The new drive is now the C:
drive and my existing previous drive is the F: drive. My new drive works
well with all the software installed on it. I was trying to access files
under 'Documents and Setting' under my name in my old hard drive, now the F:
drive, through Windows Explorer but as soon as I click my name subdirectory
on the F: drive an error window pops up with the verbiage:
F:\Documents and Settings\my name is not accessible
Access is denied.
I can; however, access other files in other subdirectories on this F: drive.
The WinXP that I had setup for both the current C: drive and former C: drive
(now the F: drive) requires a password to login would that have anything to
do with this problem? But the error message appears right away as soon as I
click my name subdirectory on the F: drive and does not even ask me for a
password.
drive and my existing previous drive is the F: drive. My new drive works
well with all the software installed on it. I was trying to access files
under 'Documents and Setting' under my name in my old hard drive, now the F:
drive, through Windows Explorer but as soon as I click my name subdirectory
on the F: drive an error window pops up with the verbiage:
F:\Documents and Settings\my name is not accessible
Access is denied.
I can; however, access other files in other subdirectories on this F: drive.
The WinXP that I had setup for both the current C: drive and former C: drive
(now the F: drive) requires a password to login would that have anything to
do with this problem? But the error message appears right away as soon as I
click my name subdirectory on the F: drive and does not even ask me for a
password.