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• The access permissions to the NTFS file in "C:\windows" and "C:\Program files" are not secure

  Hey there
  Had a minor shock after I discovered that the access permissions default to the "limited users" in "C:\Windows\" and "C:\Program files\" are raised by the image automatically XP - Pro installed on my Tecra A6.

  Default access permissions to the NTFS file in "C:\windows" and "C:\Program files" for "A limited number of users" should not have permissions "File/writing data Creation" or "Creation of folders/adding data. This opens up for what is called dll redirection attacks (ref: http://blogs.msdn.com/aaron_margosis/)

  When you install a Win XP a normal retail or OEM Windows XP cd these two folders are special protected by this measure (not allowing the permissions listed for limited users). Installation procedure of your image work it around (in established Microsoft) measure and open breaches in security.

  Now I have to drop all these permissions and hope that all of the utilities of your work for limited users after that that, otherwise you get a very unhappy customer on your hands. ;)

  Siggimund

  Hi Henrik

  Thanks for the information. I have a common user of Toshiba and I have never heard of such attacks to redirect m .dll.
  However, I think that if each user install antivirus software (nothing unusual at the time; everyone should use) and activate the Microsoft Windows updates and OS firewall should be safe.

  Greetings :D

  PS: I read in this forum that sometimes some Toshiba applications as energy saving does not work under limited account.

• Format an external hard drive (1 TB) FAT32 in NTFS file system

  Hello
  I recently bought nine Transcend (TS1TSJ25M3) 1 TB External Hard Drive

  who is in the FAT32 file system. There are currently 930 GB of free space available. I decided to convert 
  it to NTFS File system. So first of all, there is no data in thePlayer(it's free)
  Second, how much space will get after the formatting in NTFS file system?
  And third: is it possible to do it on Windows 7 64-bit OS, or do I have to use another OS?
  Please I need answers to my doubts.

  In Windows Explorer, right-click on the drive and select Format. Choose NTFS as method in shape.

  You will have 930MB after formatting. The rule is that you have 7% less space than the nominal capacity, which allows the difference between the ability of manufacturers of discs (1 GB = 10 ^ 6) and the ability of Windows (1 GB = 2 ^ 10) and space unusable, drawn upward by the method in shape.

• To format an external hard drive (1 TB) FAT32 in NTFS file system.

  Hello
  I recently bought nine Transcend (TS1TSJ25M3) 1 TB External Hard Drive

  who is in the FAT32 file system. There are currently 930 GB of free space available. I decided to convert

  It is in the NTFS file system. So:

  First of all, there is no data in the player (it's free)

  Second, how much space will I get after formatting to NTFS file system?

  And third: is it possible to do this in Windows 7 64 - bit OS, or do I have to use another OS?

  Please I need answers to my doubts.

  Hi Dev,

  Thank you for choosing to post your request in the Microsoft forums.

  I understand that you want to format an external hard drive, that has been converted to NTFS. Yes it is possible in Windows 7 to format a NTFS drive. Check out the link.

  Formatting disks and drives

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/formatting-disks-and-drives

  (Information and methods provided for in article also applies to Windows 7)

  For more information on FAT and NTFS refer the link.

  File systems by comparing NTFS and FAT

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/comparing-NTFS-and-FAT-file-systems

  If you have any other questions, please let us know, we will be happy to help you.

• How can I move music and photos from my MacBook on an external hard drive, files without deleting the existing NTFS files stored on it?

  Hello.

  I am aware that this issue (or different versions of it) will be requested a thousand times before, but after searching on the internet for a solution, I have been unable to find all the information that brings a simple clear answer that is specific to my problem and so thought I would ask the question myself.

  I recently bought a Toshiba 1 TB external hard drive to transfer music, photo files and internal document in front of the memory of my old PC running Windows, as well as files, music and photos from my existing MacBook Pro, so I can "release" the memory on the latter.

  Transfer files from the old PC proved to be easy; success achieved by simple drag / drop the files to the appropriate location on the external HD icon of Toshiba which appears once I connected to a USB port. It is perhaps worth mentioning that the area of States hard drive has been formatted NTFS for Windows, and so I guess that I would not have expected any problems when transferred to a PC.

  Move the files from my MacBook has however proved anything but simple and trying to drag the respective music and photo files and drop them on the HD Toshiba icon (which appears on my desktop once it is plugged), I seem to be affected by the same issues as so much seems to have it before me, in that "forbidden access" / error symbol appears with the cursor , and bounce the files to their original location whenever I try to place them on the Toshiba HD.

  I understand that this is due to the HD is formatted in NTFS, and that I would need to reformat the hard drive to move files from my MacBook, which brings me to my questions:-

  (a) how do I do this, and

  (b) can I do this without losing, damage or remove the NTFS files from my old PC, which are already stored on the external hard drive.

  If one is able to offer any assistance, in the most simple, easy to follow the description, I would be really grateful!

  Never been so thanks in advance!

  1 install software such as Paragon NTFS on the Mac and let the reader in its current form or from the Finder, choose utilities go to menu, open disk utility and reformat.

  2. that by putting a copy on another drive. You should do this anyway, in case of failure of this drive.

  (141070)

• Google Chrome diverted file/share/Email this Page in Safari 9.0.1

  This is OS X El Capitan version 10.11.1 on a late 2009 iMac.

  The problem is that it has become impossible for Safari 9.0.1 to 'share' a Web page by emailing via Apple Mail (9.1). When 'file' / ' share ' / "send this Page" is enabled in Safari, Google Chrome launches and opens a webmail account. Until then, when "file" / "share" / "send this Page" has been selected in Safari, Apple Mail would activate.

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• When open my pc it there some type 'check on NTFS file system.

  When open my pc it there some type 'check on NTFS file system.

  It sounds as if was scheduled for a check of the hard drive for possible errors.

  The screen you saw looks like this--> http://www.windows-help-central.com/image-files/windows-xp-chkdsk2.jpg

  Just leave the full check and Windows will start.  If this happens every time you start, after back - and to include in your message

  • the version of Windows you have, including the service pack (right click on my computer and click Properties If you are not sure)
  • It happened just before this behavior started
  • the name of the antivirus program that you have installed, if subscription is current, and if you allow the subscription expires

  is this type of link that you show related, I can not do is...? I don't understand your answer pls send me what I do?

• FAT32 can convert my NTFS file system?

  my computer is in FAT32 instead of NTFS file system and it won't let me format it, what should I do?

  my computer is in FAT32 instead of NTFS file system and it won't let me format it, what should I do?

  First of all. Note that your * computer * is not FAT32, it is your hard disk which is FAT32. You may have several diosk readers and some could be some FAT32 and NTFS.

  Second, you cannot format your drive from Windows; It is like cutting the branch of a tree, on which you sit.

  Third, why do you want to get in shape? To reinstall Windows or simply to change to NTFS? If you want to reinstall Windows, boot from the Windows CD and follow the instructions for a clean install. It will begin by formatting the drive for you.

  But if you just want to change your drive to the NTFS format, use the CONVERT command. But first read http://www.aumha.org/a/ntfscvt.htm because there is an important question about the size of cluster that is not obvious.

  Note also that conversion is an important step, touching everything on your drive. When you take a big step, no matter how unlikely it is always possible that something can go wrong. For this reason, it is prudent to make sure that you have a backup of everything you can't afford to lose before you start.

• Trying to file share two computers that are running Windows XP, but every time I go into the network working group, that it says access denied.

  original title: HELP!

  Trying to file share two computers runing xp but whenever I go to enter the network working group, that it says access denied

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• Can I transfer files from computer XP with FAT 32 file system to computer XP with NTFS file system?

  I'm trying to transfer files from one computer to the other, both with XP.  Former is set up with the file system FAT 32. new using NTFS.  When I copy the files on thumb drive FAT 32 to and try and transfer to computer NTFS, files transfer, but nothing in them.  This does mean that I can't make such a transfer, or is there something I am doing wrong.  THX.

  Y at - it files of 4 GB or more large size?  It's the only thing I can think of that could cause a problem, but I only expect to see only when copying from NTFS to FAT32.

  When the files disappear?  They are on the Flash DRIVE?

  How did you copy the file to the USB of the first computer?  How do copy you them from the USB drive to the second computer?

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• SBS 2011 and Windows 2008 file share

  I have a sbs 2011 and a regular Server 2008 domain. I need to set up a file share that can see both areas. I discovered what a normal two-way transitive trust between them is a bad idea. Wanting to know if there is a better way to do it by side just setting up user accounts in the regular field of 2008 (where the share resides) which corresponds to the account of sbs domain, setting up the collective right to the share, and map the drive to the sbs domain workstations. I don't like this method because changing a password on the sbs domain would require a manual modification to synchronize on the regular field.

  Hi Mialbert,

   

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  TechNet (Small Business Server) Forum

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?Forum=smallbusinessserver

   

  Hope this information helps.

• Available Page file is reduced

  Several days, I checked my current configuration of the system and I got 100,00% available page file, and my page file size was 19, 213.5 MB. But today, once I updated my setup, both of them are smaller. Is this normal?

  

  

  Your page shrink file is nothing to worry about. It is used like Windows virtual memory for you sure have enough memory available for programs and processes. Honestly with 16 GB of RAM, you can turn it off and just run on the cylinder itself, however it depends on what you do with your computer.  Its all managed by Windows, so I don't worry about this.

• Loose ability to browse file shares after vMotion

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  FileServerVM is running on HostA, which is physically connected to SwitchA.  (B host is physically connected to SwitchB).

  I have FileServerVM from HostA to HostB vMotion.  So far so good.  Can communicate with FIleServerVM very well through anything I try except file shares.  When I try to access a drive that is mapped to FIleServerVM it fails or if I just eyebrows at \\FileServerVM\ it fails.  If I vMotion FileServerVM return of host b to HostA, everything suddenly starts working again.

  Anyone encountered this before?  Any suggestions?

  Found the problem.  The vSwitch on HostB has several physical maps that are entrusted.  One of them was related to one VLAN incorrect.

• NTFS file cluster best practice deployment of Windows server on vSphere 5.1?

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• vSphere Converter Standalone and file shares

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