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cannot open drive volumes by double clicking on them
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Hello,
I'm facing this problem since a long time and unable to resolve it.When I double click on my drive volumes(C:\,E:\....) in My computer Window it doesn't open instead shows some error i.e Access is Denied but when I right click on the volume (C:\,E:\...) and select open then I'm able to open the volume. Please help me I'm totally irritated by this problem.
I'm facing this problem since a long time and unable to resolve it.When I double click on my drive volumes(C:\,E:\....) in My computer Window it doesn't open instead shows some error i.e Access is Denied but when I right click on the volume (C:\,E:\...) and select open then I'm able to open the volume. Please help me I'm totally irritated by this problem.
You need to set permissions on those volumes. Also, you need higher level account (administrator level is the highest).
To check whether your account is administrator one, open the control panel (classic view) and open "User Accounts". In the lower left corner should be your account name and account type (should read "computer administrator")
To set permissions follow these steps:
Open control panel (classic view)/folder options. Scroll down advanced settings window and uncheck the "use simple file sharing".
Apply and rightclick on the volumes in question, select properties and click on "security" tab. There you'll see detailed sharing permissions/restrictions for all relevant accounts on that particular drive/file/folder. (Taking that you have administrative permissions) click on "Administrators ([computer name]\Administrators)" (first one from the top) and check allow on "full control" and click "apply".
If you see your account name on the list, either remove it or allow full control. If you are only user on that PC I suggest removing it from the list, for you are administrator and comply with "administrators" permissions.
After setting the permission, click on the "advanced" button. In the first tab select "Administrators ([computer name]\Administrators)" (same as before) and check the "Replace permissions entries on all child objects with entries shown here that apply to child objects" and apply.
Repeat those steps on all volumes in question.
To check whether your account is administrator one, open the control panel (classic view) and open "User Accounts". In the lower left corner should be your account name and account type (should read "computer administrator")
To set permissions follow these steps:
Open control panel (classic view)/folder options. Scroll down advanced settings window and uncheck the "use simple file sharing".
Apply and rightclick on the volumes in question, select properties and click on "security" tab. There you'll see detailed sharing permissions/restrictions for all relevant accounts on that particular drive/file/folder. (Taking that you have administrative permissions) click on "Administrators ([computer name]\Administrators)" (first one from the top) and check allow on "full control" and click "apply".
If you see your account name on the list, either remove it or allow full control. If you are only user on that PC I suggest removing it from the list, for you are administrator and comply with "administrators" permissions.
After setting the permission, click on the "advanced" button. In the first tab select "Administrators ([computer name]\Administrators)" (same as before) and check the "Replace permissions entries on all child objects with entries shown here that apply to child objects" and apply.
Repeat those steps on all volumes in question.
Last edited by Chaky; Jun 2nd, 2007 at 2:48 pm.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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hello
plz post hijackthis log
also tell me wt all thing u get in the list when you right ckick the drives, n in bold fonts.
(eg: open, explore, search, copy,.. properties)
try this
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open my comp>goto tools>folder options
select "show hidden files"
uncheck "show system files"
goto each drive by rightclick>explore only. DONOT double click drives.
delete the file with the name "autorun.inf"
restart comp OR endtask n run explorer.exe thru taskmanager
this will solve the problem....
precaution
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these setting are done by many viruses which spreads thru removable media.
never double click removable drives
always right click n do explore/open
plz post hijackthis log
also tell me wt all thing u get in the list when you right ckick the drives, n in bold fonts.
(eg: open, explore, search, copy,.. properties)
try this
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open my comp>goto tools>folder options
select "show hidden files"
uncheck "show system files"
goto each drive by rightclick>explore only. DONOT double click drives.
delete the file with the name "autorun.inf"
restart comp OR endtask n run explorer.exe thru taskmanager
this will solve the problem....
precaution
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these setting are done by many viruses which spreads thru removable media.
never double click removable drives
always right click n do explore/open
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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ya, this is probably ctfmon.ex e virus
check this:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
do u see ctfmon.e xe
or do a search for this file
do not delete the file in the windows folder
to see hidden file
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do u know making changes in registries to show hidden files... then do it
check this:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
do u see ctfmon.e xe
or do a search for this file
do not delete the file in the windows folder
to see hidden file
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do u know making changes in registries to show hidden files... then do it
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