need help with protected files

[Guest]

I had a problem with my windows XP who came with my PC. ( A blue screen with
a stop error that I coulm't fix). I decided to instal a new Windows XP in a
different Hard disk and have the old Hard disk as a slave to be able to save
my files.
The problem is, I can open the files on my old Hard disk because my User
session was protected by a password. I know my password but Windows dosen't
even ask for it.

there is any way to open my files?

I really aprecciate any help. ( sorry about my English, it's not my fisrt
language.)

 

[Malke]

I had a problem with my windows XP who came with my PC. ( A blue
screen with a stop error that I coulm't fix). I decided to instal a
new Windows XP in a different Hard disk and have the old Hard disk as
a slave to be able to save my files.
The problem is, I can open the files on my old Hard disk because my
User session was protected by a password. I know my password but
Windows dosen't even ask for it.

there is any way to open my files?

I really aprecciate any help. ( sorry about my English, it's not my
fisrt language.)

Assuming that the files weren't encrypted, just take ownership of them:

Take Ownership of a File or Folder in Windows XP [Q308421] -
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421

Malke

 

[Roberto]

I had a problem with my windows XP who came with my PC. ( A blue screen
with
a stop error that I coulm't fix). I decided to instal a new Windows XP in
a
different Hard disk and have the old Hard disk as a slave to be able to
save
my files.
The problem is, I can open the files on my old Hard disk because my User
session was protected by a password. I know my password but Windows
dosen't
even ask for it.

there is any way to open my files?

I really aprecciate any help. ( sorry about my English, it's not my fisrt
language.)

How to take ownership of files and folders:
MS KB Article ID: 308421

rgds
Roberto