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Access denied to a folder merged with Partition Magic
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Yeah.
Yeah im trying to reclaim the data and fix the partition. please if you can help, please.
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Win XP has an issue with > 120 Gigs. Install Xp with SP2. To fix the drive - delete all partitions including the extended. Then recreate a primary only. Do a normal format - not just a quick.
To recover the data ... there is a tool that can read data up to 7 levels deep. Get it, use it. |
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I would try to use the recovery tool first
see what it does or see's on drive O&O data recovery and file scavenger are my 2 top choices for middle range user there are more expensive sopis,, software out there with using high end algorithms. or if you had enough PM me |
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I have a problem.
I cant locate the missing files. Since I deleted the partition, my OS doesnt recognize the lost partitioned space. I had 150 gigs but now my computer recognizes only 127gigs. How do I recover what my windows OS doesnt recognize or have any idea about it?
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I also had problem with inaccessable folder. PQMagic complained about mismatching headers during merge process.
What is the best way to "rapair permitions"? Windows help center does not have a word about "permitions". Maybe it is called "security" somewhere. Thats how I did it: I chose to share the invalid folder on network. When asked selected "just enable" filesharing. Explorer last time complained about denied access, but then displayed progress of doing something. And then folder became accesible. I just had to disable sharing again afterwards. I did it through network wizard. |
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To make Computer Management accessable from start menu -- right click taskbar -> click Properties -> select Start Menu tab -> click Customize -> click on Advanced -> scroll down to System Adminstartive tools -> select "Display on the All Programs menu and Start menu" -> press OK twice |
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omg i had the same prob as SDJM123 word to word and im on the verge of tears, i honestly cant express how happy i am to finding this website after i just randomly googled my problem, iv registerd so i can have my problem solved, im so glad someone else had managed to fix this,
ok i dont understand this permission business, im not clear to what phantasm is trying to say, please can someone point me into the right direction or give me step by step directions in noob language, thank you very much i feel relieved already. EDIT: no bigggy thanks to kurbads iv fxed it, if there was no barrier between me and you kurbads i would kiss you. CHEERS MATE Last edited by mub6; 04-20-2006 at 07:20 PM.. |
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Access denied to a folder merged with Partition Magic
I managed to create the same problem when I merged two partitions with partition magic at the weekend. The solution Phantasm66 suggested works
fine, but I could only get my security permissions to show in my folder properties when I booted up in safe mode with winxp home. Thank you for your help once again Phantasm66 I restored 55gigs of data that I thought was lost forever! |
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I had exactly the same problem with 2 merged partitions today. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
For anyone else who needs to sort this out, there's no real need to go into safe mode. Just select the problem folder, go to the sharing properties (either from 'Share this folder' in the 'File and Folder tasks' panel or right click -> properties -> sharing tab) and check "Share this folder on the network" and then "Allow network users to change my files". Hit Apply and it will come up with an error saying the folder can't be shared, then a "working" window as if it was sharing the folder. After that everything will be back to normal. |
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you may need to use file recovery programs. Good luck.
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![]() RESOLUTION To resolve this issue, you must turn off Simple File Sharing, and then take ownership of the folder: 1. Turn off Simple File Sharing: a. Click Start, and then click My Computer. b. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options, and then click the View tab. c. Under Advanced Settings, click to clear the Use simple file sharing (Recommended) check box, and then click OK. 2. Right-click the folder that you want to take ownership of, and then click Properties. 3. Click the Security tab, and then click OK on the Security message, if one appears. 4. Click Advanced, and then click the Owner tab. 5. In the Name list, click your user name, Administrator if you are logged in as Administrator, or click the Administrators group. If you want to take ownership of the contents of that folder, click to select the Replace owner on subcontainers and objects check box. 6. Click OK. You may receive the following error message, where Folder is the name of the folder that you want to take ownership of: You do not have permission to read the contents of directory Folder. Do you want to replace the directory permissions with permissions granting you Full Control? All permissions will be replaced if you press Yes. 7. Click Yes. 8. Click OK, and then reapply the permissions and security settings that you want for the folder and the folder contents. |
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What a valuable thread--it should be a sticky
![]() I merged two partitions last night and ended up with the unaccessible folder problem (for the second time; the first time a while ago I just put up with the orphan folder). Phantasm66's 4th post in this thread sorted the problem, cheers! |
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can someone plz tell me how to remove the Permission
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1 select "sharing and security..." 2 select the "security tab" 3 under the window "group or user names" 4 click/highlight the user 5 now click on the remove button below that window or if you were trying to give access same steps but click on the full control button on the lower window.. |
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Not able to see the contents
Hi Guys,
I am in deep trouble. I used partition magic to merge 2 drives. Now though I can enter the merged folder but I cannot see the contents. It shows 0 kb but the hard drive contents show 4 gb. I am not able to see the files and there is nothing inside the drive but it still shows 4 gb. How do I see my folders and files ?? Please help Thanks in anticipation |
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Look above and my directions, that should help..
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Hi Pilsner,
Thanks for responding. I have done that and now I can enter the folder but there is nothing inside it but the size of he drive appears to be 5 GB ,how is that possible. I have no idea what to do to recover my files. anyone has a sugestion, please comment Thanks |
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Thanks a million
Jaylocco, You are the man. You saved my life. I recovered 45 GB of very crucial data by simply following your steps. Thank you soooooooo much.....
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Same thing happened to ME!
I tried running chkdsk d: /f (for my d drive was the worry) and that didn't work.
I tried changing permissions but that didn't work and then finally I shared with other network users. Thanks to Kurbads & Maal, you saved my life!!!!!! Follow everyone's advice and you'll finally find something that works for you. Regards, Vito Quote:
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