NTFS volume inaccessible

From: Adrian Scott (adrian.scott@logicacmg.com)
Date: 04/22/03 

From: "Adrian Scott" <adrian.scott@logicacmg.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 07:16:56 -0700

After you have rebuilt the Machine is the D drive visable
in Explorer?
If it is then you should be able to log on to the machine
with an account with administrative priviledges and chnage
the ownership of the Files - Check out
technet.microsoft.com for information about taking
ownership of files and folders - your files should be
visable again.

Adrian

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all,
>
>I have a personal pc with a harddisk (2 NTFS partitions,
C
>drive for Win2000 pro OS and D drive for personal data).
>NTFS full control permission of D drive was only granted
>to the "administrator" and my account(say about "abc")
who
>is also a member of the administrator but not the rest of
>the administrator group members. It was in a workgroup.
>
>Eventually, the mainboard was crushed and I replaced it
>with a new mainboard (different manufacturer and model
>from the old one). Subsequently, I format the C drive,
>installed a new win2000 os in the C drive. Although, I
>configured the new computer name and workgroup to be the
>same as the old os but I can't access the D drive anymore
>using the same account("abc").
>
>I awared of some suggestions was given here for lost of
>administrator password which are mainly useful for a same
>computer. I guess what I am encountering here is about 2
>different computers as it is a brand new mainboard.
>
>I didn't backup the registry but I do have a ghost image
>file for the old os. Now then I realised the important to
>keep a copy of the rdisk. Can anyone please help me on
>this?
>
>Thanks.
>.
>

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