can not open files copied from XP

[Guest]

I installed Vista (offcourse...)
but before i did so, i copied all my stuff to the other drive, because I was
not planing to format 1 of the drives (partition D
so I copied the map's MY PICTURES, MY SHARED FOLDER etc... from C: (the
partition with windows XP on) to D: ....
now when I'm in VISTA, I don't have the privilige to open those files...
he won't even show me how big they are...
he won't give me information abouth it :s:s:s
please, how can I restore my pictures etc...
I don't have copies off all the things :s

 

[Zack Whittaker]

Try selecting then right clickin' on all the files you want, Properties,
Security tab then take ownership of the files.

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[Guest]

this is what i get:
"
object name: D:\vanbureablad voor vista
You do not have permission to view this objec's owner. To try again using a
different administrator account, close this dialog box and log on using the
other account.
"

note: I am loged in on the 1 and only (administrator) account on my pc.

 

[Guest]

in the device manager enable the Administrator account (Please give a
password to the account ), go into the local security policy (start => run
=> secpol.msc) under local policies => security Options => interactive logon:
do not display last user logon. this will let you choose what use to logon
with, logon as the administrator and try taking ownership of the files.

 

[Zack Whittaker]

The admin. password is blank - not the word, but there's nothing there )

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of my employer, best friend, Ghandi, my mother or my cat. Glad we cleared
that up!

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