| 20 Jul 2004 08:41 pm |
Entree Rep: 0 Joined: 20 Jul 2004 Posts: 2 OFFLINE | Hi, I have set up a shared folder on Win XP. Then I applied user access. Afterwards I was unable to open the folder as admin. So I did System Restore. Everything changed back to its original state. However some of my video clips could not be viewed. Some of the movie file is access denied. And the other folder has access. Strange! I restart and also tried to re-download Windows Media player and codec. Also tried Windows update. Even then some file on this folder will not open and I cannot access the file and there is only one user. I’ve also tried to use other media programs but it doesn’t work with them either. Pop up message If I click for more information it will say '0xC00D11D2: Cannot access the file' does anyone have any information on how I might fix this? Any help would be appreciating. Many Thanks.
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| 07 Aug 2004 10:28 am |
hudsonian Guest | I am having a similar problem with some MP3 files. The files are there, but can’t be played or moved (as if they were in use already). I have not figured out the source of the problem yet, and would really appreciate hearing any suggestions as well.
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| 01 Sep 2004 01:26 pm |
Fungus Guest | I had the same problem, I fixed it by changing the security settings for each file. Luckily I only had 2 that needed adjusting. I don;t know if there is a way to do all the files at once but this is what I did.
I am running win XP
Right click on the file or folder and go to properties
click on the security tab
from there I added myslef under group or username (so whatever administrator you are logged in as) from there you can set permissions like full control, read, write etc.
hope that helps.
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| 01 Sep 2004 08:14 pm |
Eric Guest | Youll have to readjust the sharing settings on the files in question, when you created the other shared folder/drive it remembered the shared settings BS.
HTH  )
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| 14 Sep 2004 04:16 am |
anonymous Guest | You have to take back ownership of the files. right click them and look under security. If you’re admin you can take back ownership of the file(s). You can also set it to 'everyone' 'full control' so that anyone can access the file (simplest, but most unsafe if you don’t secure your computer properly)
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