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I'm having sharing problems with my Shared Documents folder (i.e.,
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents). A few weeks back, I
purchased a bigger disk to replace my boot drive. A utility that came with
the disk supposedly cloned the current boot drive to the new drive. My old
drive became drive H while the new one became C. Everything seemed to be
working OK, until a limited account tried to open a file in Shared Documents
for read/write. It received a permissions error.
When signed in in Safe Mode as Administrator, I see that the persmissions on
the Shared Documents subfolders are being inherited from H:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Shared Documents instead of the correct C:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Shared Documents. How can I correct that?
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Brian Tillman
I'm having sharing problems with my Shared Documents folder (i.e.,
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents). A few weeks back, I
purchased a bigger disk to replace my boot drive. A utility that came with
the disk supposedly cloned the current boot drive to the new drive. My old
drive became drive H while the new one became C. Everything seemed to be
working OK, until a limited account tried to open a file in Shared Documents
for read/write. It received a permissions error.
When signed in in Safe Mode as Administrator, I see that the persmissions on
the Shared Documents subfolders are being inherited from H:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Shared Documents instead of the correct C:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Shared Documents. How can I correct that?
--
Brian Tillman