Locked Files

antspants said:

It's probably safe to say you can remove that unknown from permissions but it's probably safe to say you could also leave it.
As all you want are files, I assume you will be deleting all partitions afterwards and using the drive as a healthy secondary..

Try adding Authenticated Users? See if it changes anything.

• Right-click on D: drive and click Properties.
• Click on the Security tab.
• Click Advanced.
• Click the "Change Permissions" button.
• Click "Add"
• Click "Select a principal".
• Type "Authenticated Users" and click OK.
• Select "Modify", and click OK.
• Click Apply, and click OK.

(focus on the steps more than the images, all I could find on short notice)


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Full control below would be fine.


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navanakorn said:

nope, still stuck hahaha. i dont get embarrassed about my stupidity i think the action itself is kindda funny but the result is surely expensive. :)

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