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| | XP partition and Vista partition--URGENT! I've had a PC with 64-bit processor for over a year, but I've been running XP Professional on a partition on it. Now that Vista 64 bit SP1 is available, I've loaded that onto a second partition to test whether all my software will run on it. While running in Vista, I went to the XP partition (which shows up as drive D under Vista) and took ownership of the D:/.../My Documents folder. However, when I boot under XP, permission is denied to view any documents under the My Documents folder. Since I've not fully converted over to Vista, I still need access to My Documents when I boot under XP. How do I allow this? -- Ed |
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| | Re: XP partition and Vista partition--URGENT! Login to XP as admin and take ownership? Make a login the same in both OS with same permissions? "Ed White" <ewhite@xxxxxx> wrote in message news A1EED91-D28B-4A93-8853-7FC2FECF0A9A@xxxxxxQuote: > I've had a PC with 64-bit processor for over a year, but I've been running > XP > Professional on a partition on it. Now that Vista 64 bit SP1 is > available, > I've loaded that onto a second partition to test whether all my software > will > run on it. While running in Vista, I went to the XP partition (which > shows > up as drive D under Vista) and took ownership of the D:/.../My Documents > folder. However, when I boot under XP, permission is denied to view any > documents under the My Documents folder. Since I've not fully converted > over > to Vista, I still need access to My Documents when I boot under XP. How > do I > allow this? > -- > Ed |
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| | Re: XP partition and Vista partition--URGENT! I'm also running dual boot with XP. To avoid having that problem I moved all of the documents/folders I needed to access from both OS's to a neutral location on a 3rd partition. "Ed White" <ewhite@xxxxxx> wrote in message news A1EED91-D28B-4A93-8853-7FC2FECF0A9A@xxxxxxQuote: > I've had a PC with 64-bit processor for over a year, but I've been running > XP > Professional on a partition on it. Now that Vista 64 bit SP1 is > available, > I've loaded that onto a second partition to test whether all my software > will > run on it. While running in Vista, I went to the XP partition (which > shows > up as drive D under Vista) and took ownership of the D:/.../My Documents > folder. However, when I boot under XP, permission is denied to view any > documents under the My Documents folder. Since I've not fully converted > over > to Vista, I still need access to My Documents when I boot under XP. How > do I > allow this? > -- > Ed |
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| | RE: XP partition and Vista partition--URGENT! It took a while to find it, but I got the answer. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421 -- Ed "Ed White" wrote: Quote: > I've had a PC with 64-bit processor for over a year, but I've been running XP > Professional on a partition on it. Now that Vista 64 bit SP1 is available, > I've loaded that onto a second partition to test whether all my software will > run on it. While running in Vista, I went to the XP partition (which shows > up as drive D under Vista) and took ownership of the D:/.../My Documents > folder. However, when I boot under XP, permission is denied to view any > documents under the My Documents folder. Since I've not fully converted over > to Vista, I still need access to My Documents when I boot under XP. How do I > allow this? > -- > Ed |
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