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| i am copying someone elses data from a usb drive, but when i try to add myself in permissions i get a great many pop ups about error: cannot find file. But I know all these files are there because i can see them. I know I must be going about this the wrong way. Can someone please advise me how I can give myself full rights and ownership without all these errors popping up. thanks | Guest
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| Am I getting you right - are the "Permission" Tab in properties on the USB-drive. When I'm asking, thats because it would'n be there using a USB key . But if its there, you sholdn't give it permissions - not yet anyway. First you take over the ownership to the drive - and then you give it permissions. -- BirgerH "littleriver" wrote: Quote:
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