New Hardrive...
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 16:17:22 -0700
Here's my problem... I ran winxp home on my old
harddrive. There was two accounts running... One
Password protected (admin) and one guest. Than I bought
a new harddrive. I didn't bother backing up any of my
files from the old harddrive. I mounted the new hard
drive as master and the old as slave(unchanged). My
problem is that I cannot access my files that were in my
admin folder. It says access denied. Is there a easy
way out of that situation without removing the hard
drives and removing the password on my account ?
Relevant Pages
- RE: local admin account password
... Subject: local admin account password ... > 4) Only use domain accounts so delete the local ones. ... > The DB file would be encrypted with EFS so only the limited user SQL ... > backup user can make a zip backup of the DB whenever it gets changed ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - RE: local admin account password
... Say you have more then 1000 systems, how do you handle the local admin ... Only use domain accounts so delete the local ones. ... The DB file would be encrypted with EFS so only the limited user SQL ... There would be basically two stored procs, ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - local admin account password
... Only use domain accounts so delete the local ones. ... 5)My main idea/plan is to store all the passwords on a central SQL server. ... This way you can easily have a different random passwords for the admin ... There would be basically two stored procs, ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: Admin vs limited user account
... properly with limited user account (it does work fine with admin users). ... Quite simply, the application doesn't "know" how to handle individual user profiles with differing security permissions levels, or the application is designed to make to make changes to "off-limits" sections of the Windows registry or protected Windows system folders. ... "If your game or application works with admin accounts, but not with limited accounts, you can fix it to allow limited users to access the program files ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Re: More on user permissions in a 2K AD domain
... strong pass phrase for the admin accounts then ... settings for workstations in a domain linked GPO, ... Given you are remote from the server and it ...
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