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I must admit... that I'm really not sure what I did... but I took what you suggested and began working with the security on that folder, removing and recreating permissions. &nbsp;Ultimately, the correct permissions were able to trickle down to the appropriate files. &nbsp;Now, ALL files are accessible and show as being syncronized. &nbsp;Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!!<br />
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Jim
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The company SBS 2003 Server went down and SBS was reinstalled. &nbsp;The Shared User Folder was restored from backups after the reinstallation. &nbsp;All users are reconnected to documents except one. &nbsp;Debbie can &quot;see&quot; all of her documents in My Documents... but cannot access but a few. &nbsp;Those that she can access have the syncronization arrows on the icon. &nbsp;Those that she cannot access do NOT have the sync arrow. &nbsp;On the files that she can see but not gain access to, the security is set to &quot;Administrator (DomainName\Administrator)<wbr />&quot;. &nbsp;I can individually grant access, file by file... but there are hundreds of files. &nbsp;Is there a way to easily grant her returned access and syncronization to ALL of her files?<br />
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Jim
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The company SBS 2003 Server went down and SBS was reinstalled.  The Shared User Folder was restored from backups after the reinstallation.  All users are reconnected to documents except one.  Debbie can "see" all of her documents in My Documents... but cannot access but a few.  Those that she can access have the syncronization arrows on the icon.  Those that she cannot access do NOT have the sync arrow.  On the files that she can see but not gain access to, the security is set to "Administrator (DomainName\Administrator)".  I can individually grant access, file by file... but there are hundreds of files.  Is there a way to easily grant her returned access and syncronization to ALL of her files?

Thanks!

Jim

Problems with User Access to Shared User Folder

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).