IDE hard drive data transfer


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    IDE hard drive data transfer


    My friend got a new dell and it didnt have any ide ports. So i told her i would take her old IDE hard drive and transfer all of its contents to one of my sata hard drives and then take my sata hard drive over to her house and put all the data on her hard drive. I installed the ide in my system no problem but when i try and transfer all the data i get errors with security. i tried this You don't currently have permission to access this fold and it allows me access to that folder but not to its files or sub folders. I get errors like these depending on if its a file or folder error TinyPic I could go through and do this for every single file but that would take about 13 years lol. I started doing that but then i realized that ill prob have to do the same thing when i take my hard drive to her computer. Is there a way to blanket the whole hard drive and give me, the admin, rights to every file

    Windows 7 It was my idea... sigh

    Thanks
    Patrick
      My Computer


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    fatcat87 said:
    My friend got a new dell and it didnt have any ide ports. So i told her i would take her old IDE hard drive and transfer all of its contents to one of my sata hard drives and then take my sata hard drive over to her house and put all the data on her hard drive. I installed the ide in my system no problem but when i try and transfer all the data i get errors with security. i tried this You don't currently have permission to access this fold and it allows me access to that folder but not to its files or sub folders. I get errors like these depending on if its a file or folder error TinyPic I could go through and do this for every single file but that would take about 13 years lol. I started doing that but then i realized that ill prob have to do the same thing when i take my hard drive to her computer. Is there a way to blanket the whole hard drive and give me, the admin, rights to every file

    Windows 7 It was my idea... sigh

    Thanks
    Patrick

    Hi and welcome

    You need to take ownership. instructions here. Take Ownership Shortcut Once added just right click the folder you and highlight take ownership.

    Ken
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 2
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #3

    You are my new best friend thank you!

    Patrick
      My Computer


 

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