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Penny Schikora #1
Why did XP Upgrade Write Protect All My Files and Folders?
After upgrading Windows ME to Windows XP Home edition I
find all of my files and folders Write protected. I have
manually tried to alter their attribute but they just
keep returning to this status. Is there a fix for this?
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bob bell #2 Why did XP Upgrade Write Protect All My Files and Folders?
ownership of the files so you can change their attributes.>-----Original Message-----
>After upgrading Windows ME to Windows XP Home edition I
>find all of my files and folders Write protected. I have
>manually tried to alter their attribute but they just
>keep returning to this status. Is there a fix for this?
>.
>Try this web-page out. It tells you how to take
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-[/url]
us;308421
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