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Hi,

I am having a problem with some file permission issue.

Recently, i copied a folder from my company PC to my home PC. Previously, I had set permission on this particluar folder whereby only my company domain account can access.

I never remove the permission when I copied over to my home PC. So now when I tried to open any files under this folder, always prompt me that access is denied.

I tried to remove the permission, but not able to.

Don't tell me to copy back to the company PC cos I already left the place.

So wonder is there any work around to open myfile again?

Thanks

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Have you tried booting into Safe mode and logging into the Administrator account and removing the permissions? If that doesn't work, you might try a Linux Live CD, as this will grant you read access to the file at which time you can open/resave/copy it to a floppy or Jumpdrive without permission problems.

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Hi,

I managed to change the permission to full control for "everyone".

But all files are still denied access. (can't copy and open). I had confirmed that the appropriate permission had been changed, no more parameter to play with.

What is a Linux Live CD? How do i use it ?

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I hope someone else can come up with an easier solution, but the only way I'd know to do it is with a Linux Live CD. Basically, a Live CD is a Linux Distrobution (yes, the entire OS) that fits on one CD and run on your comuter without modifying anything. Please see this thread for more details: http://forums.neoplanet.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=16123

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