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  1. mzi
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    system disk
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  3. mzi
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    pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase sum1 help me pliz
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    mzi said:
    pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase sum1 help me pliz
    Did you delete all permissions on root of C?
    and did you propogate the permissions to folders?
    did you change owner as well?
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    Kaktussoft pliz i no u have something help m out D3LL PLIZ
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    mzi said:
    system disk
    So you can't boot anymore? you're booted to C now?
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    You aren't responding to the questions asked, we will be here a long time.........
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  10. mzi
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    I unticked the permissions on the c/ drive i dont no much about computers
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    Golden said:
    You aren't responding to the questions asked, we will be here a long time.........
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    Now I'm hungry !
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  12. Kaktussoft
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    mzi said:
    I unticked the permissions on the c/ drive i dont no much about computers
    After that you have rebooted? Don't reboot btw
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  13. mzi
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    ok to make it simple 4 u guys i right clickd on the c/ drive,went to properties,en security n unticked all,,now wen i try to change bek e settings a message saying access dinied appears thats the only thing i did,,,
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