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Are you working with a shared folder or did you copy the files to the Documents and Settings directory for a particular user - in the user's &quot;My Documents&quot; directory?<br />
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If it is indeed the user's &quot;My Documents&quot; directory and you have modified the security access settings I would suggest you return to Server Management - Users - select the user and then select the &quot;Change User Permissions&quot; option to reset the security access settings.<br />
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If its a shared folder, use Server Management -Shares (local)<br />
If the directory appears in the Share Name Listing, select the folder and then select &quot;Change Shared Folder Properties&quot; to set the security access. &nbsp;If the Folder is not listed in the Share Name listing use the &quot;Add a Shared Folder&quot; to share it and set the security access.<br />
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Are you working with a shared folder or did you copy the files to the Documents and Settings directory for a particular user - in the user's "My Documents" directory?

If it is indeed the user's "My Documents" directory and you have modified the security access settings I would suggest you return to Server Management - Users - select the user and then select the "Change User Permissions" option to reset the security access settings.

If its a shared folder, use Server Management -Shares (local)
If the directory appears in the Share Name Listing, select the folder and then select "Change Shared Folder Properties" to set the security access.  If the Folder is not listed in the Share Name listing use the "Add a Shared Folder" to share it and set the security access.



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Hi,<br />
After migrating all my documents over, when I open them it says it's read only. &nbsp;I can't create a new folder. &nbsp;I checked the rights of that folder, and it's set to everyone full access. &nbsp;am I missing anything?? &nbsp;i also tried the attribute -r -s command, and that didn't work.
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Hi,
After migrating all my documents over, when I open them it says it's read only.  I can't create a new folder.  I checked the rights of that folder, and it's set to everyone full access.  am I missing anything??  i also tried the attribute -r -s command, and that didn't work.

can't create folder or access files on new 2003 server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).