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thanks brink, i tried it out, but its not giving any results too....
@saltgrass : i removed all tick from security tab, from my administrator's account.....
and after that the complete security tab disappeared........
security tab missing...
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Ayushx,
Since this was recent, you might be able to do undo this by doing a system restore using a restore point dated before you unticked everything in the Security tab.Last edited by Brink; 05 Mar 2010 at 09:35. Reason: typo
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thanks , but i tried it alraedy,
its did't worked for me...............
please tell me , so that i can recover my drives......
i have soem very important things in those drives......
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Posts : 1,210 Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (XP, 98SE, 95, 3.11, DOS 7.10 on VM) + Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid LynxNew #14
If you want to recover the files from those drives, boot using a Linux Live CD (preferably Ubuntu), and then you can access the drives in Linux (It doesn't care about Windows permissions).
Backup the data and do a clean reinstall of 7.
And next time, Don't mess with the permissions :)
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ok, i'll try this one,
but if u come across with some way, in which i need not to do the reinstall then please let me know.....
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New #16
Ayushx,
Did you try doing a system restore at boot using your Windows 7 installation disc instead of trying to do a system restore while logged in Windows 7?
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ok, i'll try that also, from boot menu.......
i'll reply after 15-20 minutes.......
thanks....
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repairing from boot did't get me any new results,
everything is same as before........
should i contact Microsoft authorities..........
please advise....
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New #20
ok so did you remove all checks on the "C:" or on subfolders under the root of c:?
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