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Asked by Potterjazz in Microsoft Operating Systems, Windows Vista, Windows 64-bit
I have upgraded my hardware to an Intel i5-based 64-bit system, and installed Microsoft Vista 64-bit. I created a partition for various files accessible on separate hard drives on my previous systems on my 1 TB SATA2 main drive and transferred all of the files from the drive where I stored my iTunes music files on the old to a partition on this new 1 TB drive. The files are recognized by iTunes on the new system, and play fine. However, I *cannot* alter these files in any way, and in particular, cannot modify the "Info" that applies to each. When I highlight the folder containing all these iTunes files, select "Properties" and then "Security" I see a list of users that include "SYSTEM", "Account Unknown....[long series of numbers and hyphens]", and "Users (Vista64\Users)". Of these three, the first two show Full Control, but the third only shows "Read & Execute" and "Read" checked. When I attempt to Edit the "Users (Vista64\Users)" user, everything is greyed out. I'm not interested in working out the arcana of permissions on this operating system (which was clearly designed on assumptions that almost *never* apply to a single-user operating system), and just want to know what steps to follow in regaining full access (read, write, execute) to all folders and files on this copy of my original music hard drive. All advice is appreciated.
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20091111-EE-VQP-91 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
