Which folder? What version of Windows? Is it only this folder that has the problem? What are some of the details of the history of the problem?
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DMR
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I would check on the properties tab, look at the permissions, make sure you are listed as owner, if not you will have to take permissions by clicking the add in the securities tab,adavanced tab, from there you may have to click on the owner tab and replace owner on subcontainer or objects, the check apply. This should help you. PS you do have to be a administrator
richh0323
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You say you have checked the properties, what are they? Do you show that there are files in the folder? What message do you get when you try to access it?
richh0323
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Try running chkdsk from the recovery console. I find that chkdsk runs a much more thorough check from there. At the recovery console, type 'chkdsk /r C:'..or whatever drive letter you want to fix.
If the boot record is corrupt, type fixboot to repair the boot record.
goldeagle2005
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You maybe able to find out if the data is still there. You have to have a second hard drive that is bootable. You can download this program for free, but if you want to recover any data you would have to buy the key.
http://www.stellarinfo.com//partition-recovery.htm
It works great I have used it myself.
richh0323
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