Permissions on existing drives after install

Posted: 01-03-2007, 04:11 AM
I did search around but could not find a close question. With Vista 64 bit,
installed to 2nd of 3 partitions on first sata drive. I also have a second
sata drive all one partition, an IDE drive one partition, and a usb drive
with one paritition. All are NTFS. All where accesseable and had permissions
with a copy of XP with the user group of PCname\Administrators having full
rights. Now I installed Vista64 and my user is in the Administrators group.
Vista works fine and can access the first sata drive with 3 partitions and
all partitions work. The 2nd sata drive say not accessable. The IDE says not
accessable and the USB drive works fine. I was able to fix by adding my user
with full rights to both non-working drives. BUT, my question is why did I
have to do that when this user is a member of the PCname\Administrators group
in Vista. While typing this I noticed that the 2 non-working drives do not
have the PCname\Users group in the list. But again, why would it need to be?

Thanks for the time and effort!
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Re: Permissions on existing drives after install
Posted: 01-03-2007, 09:13 AM
do a search on the takeown command


"Michael" <Michael@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I did search around but could not find a close question. With Vista 64 bit,
> installed to 2nd of 3 partitions on first sata drive. I also have a second
> sata drive all one partition, an IDE drive one partition, and a usb drive
> with one paritition. All are NTFS. All where accesseable and had
> permissions
> with a copy of XP with the user group of PCname\Administrators having full
> rights. Now I installed Vista64 and my user is in the Administrators
> group.
> Vista works fine and can access the first sata drive with 3 partitions and
> all partitions work. The 2nd sata drive say not accessable. The IDE says
> not
> accessable and the USB drive works fine. I was able to fix by adding my
> user
> with full rights to both non-working drives. BUT, my question is why did I
> have to do that when this user is a member of the PCname\Administrators
> group
> in Vista. While typing this I noticed that the 2 non-working drives do not
> have the PCname\Users group in the list. But again, why would it need to
> be?
>
> Thanks for the time and effort!
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Re: Permissions on existing drives after install
Posted: 01-03-2007, 09:16 AM
http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2...deletable.aspx

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