"permalinks" to files on NTFS disk network

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• Cannot access files on hard disk on windows xp, after I worked with it on win 7.

  Cannot access files on external hard drive on windows xp, after that I worked with him on Victory 7.I can see the file, but he says "is not accessible. access is denied. " Can someone help me?

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  My crystal ball says that your external drive is formatted with the NTFS file system.  When you connected to Windows 7 (or any other computer besides), the files have been added that this user permissions apparently understood that only Win 7 has access to.  There are several ways to handle this...

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  "How appropriate a file or a folder in Windows XP"
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  Yet another approach is to give "Everyone" full access to everything on the drive.  This may or may not protect against new folders or files added, but may be worth a try:
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  I hope that something more top is useful...
  JW

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  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/406/kb406793.html

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  2. How can clean the Volume in order to show "Volume is clean instead of sale"

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  I have a home network that are connected by a router.

  A (main) pc is connected via a cable to a router on Windows XP pro sp3.
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  http://S3.PostImage.org/623foisor/image.PNG

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  I'm glad that you guessed it work.

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  HTH,
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