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TomLamson
After my computer died I removed the C drive and installed it my new computer (which already had a C drive) as K drive
- I mainly wanted to access data files that were stored on that computer since the new computer had Windows 10 installed.
Today I tried to access K:\Users\Tom\My Documents and got this (BTW I am Tom)
Location is not available
K:\Users\Tom\My Documents is not accessible
Access is denied
I did right-click Properties Security and it looks like the owner is Account Unknown (probably me when it was C drive on the old computer)
There are many directories like this although many that open without a problem.
The funny part is that I have grayed out check marks indicating that I have full control.
- I assume that they are grayed out because "I" am not the owner.
I have tried the following:
Advanced security settings I clicked on Owner Change
and that leads to this
I Clicked OK but got the same Access denied.
How do I fix this?
Is there a way to fix it for the entire drive or do I need to do it directory by directory?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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- I mainly wanted to access data files that were stored on that computer since the new computer had Windows 10 installed.
Today I tried to access K:\Users\Tom\My Documents and got this (BTW I am Tom)
Location is not available
K:\Users\Tom\My Documents is not accessible
Access is denied
I did right-click Properties Security and it looks like the owner is Account Unknown (probably me when it was C drive on the old computer)
There are many directories like this although many that open without a problem.
The funny part is that I have grayed out check marks indicating that I have full control.
- I assume that they are grayed out because "I" am not the owner.
I have tried the following:
Advanced security settings I clicked on Owner Change
and that leads to this
I Clicked OK but got the same Access denied.
How do I fix this?
Is there a way to fix it for the entire drive or do I need to do it directory by directory?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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