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Vista Tutorial - Opening Xp's Files On Vista

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Old 06-11-2006   #1 (permalink)
Luis Hirschberg
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Opening Xp's Files On Vista

Hey !

I am a newbie in vista i am trying to open My documents from the XP HD in
Vista and i get a security warning that i cannot do it..

how can i bypass it ?

thanks

Luis.


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Old 06-12-2006   #2 (permalink)
Daphne Foldes
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Re: Opening Xp's Files On Vista

Hello
You are not able to . Is Vista on a separate partition?

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"Luis Hirschberg" <luhirs@zahav.net.il> wrote in message news:5B105DE4-B271-46E2-8E68-83728C9D8621@microsoft.com...
> Hey !
>
> I am a newbie in vista i am trying to open My documents from the XP HD in
> Vista and i get a security warning that i cannot do it..
>
> how can i bypass it ?
>
> thanks
>
> Luis.
>

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Old 06-17-2006   #3 (permalink)
Wayne Abruzzo
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Re: Opening Xp's Files On Vista

Log with an account that has administrative privilege.

Open My Computer and right click the partition that contains the files you
want to access and select Properties.

Click on the Security tab.

Click the Edit... button.

Click the Add... button.

Enter the local username of the account you want to have access to the
partition (use ; for multiple usernames).

Click the Check Name button and confirm the usernames were recognized
(underlined).

Click OK.

Find that username in the list and single left click to highlight it.

Click the check box for Full Access under the Allow column.

Click OK then click OK again.

You now have full access to that partition under Windows Vista.

God Bless,
Wayne

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