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System restore files
I went through the whole thing to get access to the system volume information folder (clicking show hidden folders, etc.) but for some reason no matter what i do when i click on that folder a window pops up that says "system volume information is not accessable access is denied" and the properties also read "0 bytes" anyone know what the deal is?
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This may help http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309531/
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I tried that approach already, but when i click on the security tab there is no place to enter the username of who i want to gain access to that folder
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If properties tab is showing "0" bytes maybe there is noting to access ?
I was just checking on my comp and system volume info is accessible only on system drive (C: ), others read "0" bytes and "access denied"!!!
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Member (7 bit)
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I got it to work guys, thanks!
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