Why can't i access folder?
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write click that folder.in sharing and securirty go to security tab if you have(win XP prof.) and\n1) check if your user is listed,if not click add and then type your username.then check that and finish.\n2) after that select your username and check mark full control  allow.then finish
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Hello,\n   It may be possible that your firewall or securirty settings are preventing you from acessing this file, in such a case i suggest disabling your safety settings, (DO NOT DELETE) make sure yout turn strait back on after you have tried this!\n    On the other hand perhaps your disc drive can not recognise the disc, check it for scracthes or disfigurements. If this is the case take it back and try again\n\nI hope this is useful
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can you get to the internet when you log in?  Have you try a terminal service into the server? and see if that works.  You can imz me i am a system admin too.\n\nAlso try loggin in as your user too you should have created yourself as a admin too.  See if you can bring the desktop that way once again if you still can't let me know and I will try to help yo solve this problem
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If you right click on the folder and then go to properties, a dialogue box should pop up. Then click on "hide". You can still access the folder, but it's hidden.
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That message is because you cant just copy folders to a disk and put the folders back on.\nThe software has to be installed correctly (so the operating system can locate the needed files)\nDont just copy back the folders, run a complete new install!
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Not knowing what version of Windows you are using. Explorer uses IE to open up folders. that could be what you're seeing.
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My first answer is, reboot.  Sometimes that's enough to take care of those sorts of problems.  If that doesn't work, open "My Computer" and go to the folder where you've saved it.  Find "Folder Options" in the menus--if you're using Windows XP, go to Tools->View Folder Options.  Then click on the "View" tab.  From there, look through the options until you find "Show Hidden Files and Folders", or something similar.\n\nOnce you can see hidden files, have another look at that directory and see if you've got some hidden files there.  Nine chances out of ten you do.  Look for files that have a name very close to the name you saved the file as and that are hidden files.  Go ahead and delete those ones.  DON'T DELETE THE ORIGINAL, NON-HIDDEN FILE.  If you're not sure, make a copy of the folder before you try it.  Once you delete the hidden locking files, you should be good to go.
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what's with the other issues you had 2 days ago - solved?\n\nwell, if you have Windows (whatever version) do a search for the file HOSTS on the C: drive (check "including subdirectories). When found, open it with notepad or wordpad. If you see lines in it NOT beginning with a # then delete them (except the line 127.0.0.1 localhost) and save the file.
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if it is not in your trash folder than you cannot view it any more. sorry and good luck
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If you are an administrator on the machine you can access any files as long as you can log into the machine as an administrator.\n\nNow if you have Windows XP Home edition (pro edition users skip to step 1) this gets a little tricky.... but you will first need to go into safe mode. If you have not set an administrator password on your system, by default there is none. So press F8 after your restart the machine, hitting it every few seconds (not holding it) Until a Windows Start up menu appears.... then go to that foler and do the following:\n1) Right click on the folder and select properties\n2) Go to the security tab\n3) If you do not see any usernames listed do the following steps otherwise skip to step 9\n4) Click on advanced\n5) Click on owner\n6) Click on Administrators\n7) Click on the check box for replace owner on subcontainers and objects\n8) Click OK\n9) For the groups and user names on the security tab click Add\n10) Click Advanced\n11) Click find now\n12) If administrators was not listed add administrators (click on it and say OK\n13) Make sure system is added again follow steps 9-12 for add system\n14) Add your user account which would likely be the same name as your documents and settings folder.\n15) For all of them click on the full control box under permissions for....\n16) Click advanced\n17) Click on the box for replace permissions entires on all child objects with entries shown here that apply to child objects.\n18) Click OK to exit advanced settings\n19) Click OK to exit your folder properties\n\nNow restart and see what happens. You should be now set to access your documents and settings folder again.
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You will need to take ownership of the folder/file you want to access.  See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823570\n\nOr, log in as Administrator (which means go in using SAFE mode if XP Home, or CTRL ALT DEL at signon screen if XP Pro) and you should be able to access them.\n\nTo see if your previous user(s) files are still present, open c:&#92;Documents and Settings and look for the user name you want to check out.
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you need a software to password protect your folder.\nclick here to download it is free.\n\nhttp://www.topdownloads.net/software/view.php?id=11463
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Explorer takes a lot of command line options.\n\nFrom a DOS prompt or from 'Start-Run' you can do what you want with a simple command line,\n\nexplorer <folder>\n\nfor instance, to open your c:&#92;temp folder (assuming you have one)\n\nexplorer c:&#92;temp\n\n=============\nIf you want more info, here's the MS articles for explorer options\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=314853\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q152457
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its not possible to download the entire folder, you will have to do this by downloading individual files and then writing those to CD.\n\nNishant kalia
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Well, I'm going to assume that you're using Windows XP, although the method should be similar to other versions of Windows.\n\nYou can choose a folder to be Hidden by right-clicking the folder, going to Properties, and checking the Hidden box under Attributes at the bottom.\n\nIf you're still seeing your hidden folder (it will appear kind of faded), it means that you currently have your option of viewing hidden folders on.  To change that, go to Tools > Folder Options > View > and select whether or not you want to be able to see your folder under the "Hidden files and folders" option.\n\nI hope this helps  :)
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Try adding double quote characters around the entire path. i.e.: path to 'my directory' from the C drive = "C:&#92;my directory&#92;"\n\nnote the quotes!
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Websites generally do not grant folder browsing permissions to the general public. There are a couple of such websites though .. if you wish to browse through their folders, you can use a utility like GetRight browser.