M
Menno Hershberger
A fellow brought me his Dell laptop and his windows installation was
corrupted beyond repair. Using an adapter, I was able to clone his hard
drive to a regular hard drive. I put his drive back in the laptop and used
Dell's Restore feature to reinstall XP back to its original configuration.
I put the cloned drive in one of my computers so as to retrieve his data.
The cloned drive is drive E. I go to Documents and Settings on that drive,
click on Jason (his username) and his folders show up. However when I try
to open any of the folders (such as Jason's Documents), I get "access
denied".
What do I have to do to access his stuff?
It's a college kid and all his schoolwork is on there. Not backed up of
course.
corrupted beyond repair. Using an adapter, I was able to clone his hard
drive to a regular hard drive. I put his drive back in the laptop and used
Dell's Restore feature to reinstall XP back to its original configuration.
I put the cloned drive in one of my computers so as to retrieve his data.
The cloned drive is drive E. I go to Documents and Settings on that drive,
click on Jason (his username) and his folders show up. However when I try
to open any of the folders (such as Jason's Documents), I get "access
denied".
What do I have to do to access his stuff?
It's a college kid and all his schoolwork is on there. Not backed up of
course.