My Documents is not accessible
From: "jtmost" <jtmost@prodigy.net>
Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2003 08:52:04 -0800
I am trying to recover data from my harddrive that
crashed. I have it connected to my system as the
secondary drive and can access everything except for
the "My Documents" folder. I believe this is because I
originally made it "Private" when I was setting it up. I
have shared the drive and all its folders but I still get
the error.
This is in Windows XP Professional, the secondary drive
was setup with Windows XP Home.
Any thoughts?
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