moved folders to a different drive


  1. unisol0
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    moved folders to a different drive


    i moved my music, video, pictures anddocuments to the J: drive. now i cant access C:/users/name/pictures or other folders, inless i go through libraries. can someone help?
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    Can you move them back?
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  4. unisol0
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    moving folders


    no i get an access denied.

    edit: a simple reboot did the job. thank you.
    Last edited by unisol0; 29 May 2010 at 15:27.
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