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Answer» Hello all,
I seem to have an access problem with an old windows FOLDER, let me try to make it clear what occurred.
I installed XP on a new PC, that worked for a while until a power failure. Installed XP again, under a new name, so there where actually 2 installations on one DISK. I thought i could easily delete the folders from the first, but doesn't work.
Allready figured out that its possible to change the name of a folder in DOS so it isn't blocked anymore in XP.
Only thing now is how to do this? An extra problem is that the name of that folder contains a space EG: S B I hope that one of you KNOWS the right commands in DOS to do this and that he/she can type this out for me.
Your help will be appreciated!I presume when you mention DOS, you're referring to the NT command prompt.
Quote An extra problem is that the name of that folder contains a space
Place quotes around the file/folder name.
QuoteI installed XP on a new PC, that worked for a while until a power failure. Installed XP again, under a new name, so there where actually 2 installations on one disk. I thought i could easily delete the folders from the first, but doesn't work.
I suspect one installation will have to take ownership of the files owned by the other installation. This may help.
Good luck. Yes!
Thank you for the fast reply, after turning of 'simple file sharing' i got acces to the security tab mentioned in the ARTICLE you linked to. After that the rest was like scratching my nose.
You just saved me 5 GB of disk space and some important files!
Thank you!
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