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Yeah, I did that - and still don't have a security tab for docs and settings folder. and rather than have to change all the security, can't just mount it with full rights to everything since it's my image on my machine &nbsp;: ) ?
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Yeah, I did that - and still don't have a security tab for docs and settings folder. and rather than have to change all the security, can't just mount it with full rights to everything since it's my image on my machine  : ) ?

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I have an image of an XP box I made with shadow Protect 4.1.5 recently<br />
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when i mount it on another computer, the docs and settings folder ssays I don't have permissions to view it. &nbsp;Right clicking does NOT give me the security tab. I can right click on program files or other folders and get the security tab.<br />
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How can I view the docs and settings folder?<br />
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And in general, is there a way to tell shadow protect to ignore NTFS permissions on a mounted drive and let me see everything?<br />
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thanks!
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I have an image of an XP box I made with shadow Protect 4.1.5 recently

when i mount it on another computer, the docs and settings folder ssays I don't have permissions to view it.  Right clicking does NOT give me the security tab. I can right click on program files or other folders and get the security tab.

How can I view the docs and settings folder?

And in general, is there a way to tell shadow protect to ignore NTFS permissions on a mounted drive and let me see everything?

thanks!

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