Windows 10 After reinstalling Windows, I now don't have permissions for my own files.

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I have reinstalled Windows (using 10 Home Edition) by moving it from a 120GB SSD to a 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD. This is because the 120GB kept getting so full that it was causing Windows to crash a lot, and I found it a pain to manage the files every few days to keep Windows from crashing.I did this by making a boot drive with an external USB hard drive.Now my old disk drives are inaccessible because of a lack of permissions. There are some files which I can access, but some folders which Windows won't allow me to even open, despite being the only user account (which is an admin account) on the comput

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