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I can't see that just 'Use Sharing Wizard' but it's selected.
I changed permissions of a drive but now 'drive is not accessible'
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New #32
Lets try this
Open an elevated command prompt once again.
type the command below
CACLS D: /e /p %USERNAME%:f
Note%USERNAME% is the account you want to give permission to
Take a look at this link below
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...cy-backup.html
That is if you need to back things up from the D:\ drive and reinstall Windows .Last edited by VistaKing; 07 May 2013 at 16:40.
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New #33
I'm going to reinstall Windows - its about time the PC had a new start so this seems a good opportunity.
Thanks very much for all your help VistaKing.
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New #35
Ok so I've reinstalled windows but now the D drive isn't even visible when I open windows explorer. Argh!
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New #36
Might be missing the driver for the chipset its plugged into . Does it show up in the BIOS ?
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New #37
Hmm. Haven't checked that - wouldn't be on my radar to be honest! I've got an Asus Intel X58 Chipset Support DVD that came with the PC. Should I be running that?
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New #38
Get the drivers from the Asus website not the disc . The disc has old drivers website has more updated than the disc .
What is the motherboard model ?
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New #40
Lets see what BIOS version you're running
Open up command prompt by clicking on
type CMD inside Search programs and files . Press [ENTER]
In command prompt enter the following
systeminfo | find "BIOS Version:"
Note
The | pipe symbol can be found using SHIFT + \ (just above the [ENTER] key)
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