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 ) so i am appealing to you all for help.
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"Hello, Recently my trusty windows 7 desktop finally dies. I have replaced this computer with a HP windows 10 laptop. All fairly standard you might think! I keep all of my naughty pictures on an external Toshiba hard drive. This was encrypted and password protected using the standard BitLocker encryption supplied with windows 7. As the computer was on its last legs i removed this encrption as i was worried the pictures might not read over otherwise. Sadly a large number of the pictures will not display in my windows 10 laptop. IN the file i see the usual jpg mini icon thing but with the addition of a small padlock That I cant get rid of. I am not great with IT but i can hardly take this to the local conmputer shop ( dont want them knowing about the womens underwear and the anal love ) so i am appealing to you all for help.
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"hit ctrl +a - this will select all the files in the directory. right click. go to 'Share With' - select Homegroup. This will unlock the files in the directory. | |||
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I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating! | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!"Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop). If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile. | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!
Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop).
If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile. "I get share ( not share with) and it seems to bring up a kind of address book. Is that right? Do i just select my profile details form there? | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!
Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop).
If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile.
I get share ( not share with) and it seems to bring up a kind of address book. Is that right? Do i just select my profile details form there? "does your windows 10 profile appear in the list? If so yes, try that or if it says "homegroup" or "network" or something along those lines. When you transferred the file over, it came over with administrator rights, attached to your windows 7 profile, now you have a windows 10 profile that wasn't the administrator, I am probably not explaining it very well, but just try sharing it with your current logged in profile. | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!
Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop).
If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile.
I get share ( not share with) and it seems to bring up a kind of address book. Is that right? Do i just select my profile details form there?
does your windows 10 profile appear in the list? If so yes, try that or if it says "homegroup" or "network" or something along those lines. When you transferred the file over, it came over with administrator rights, attached to your windows 7 profile, now you have a windows 10 profile that wasn't the administrator, I am probably not explaining it very well, but just try sharing it with your current logged in profile."I think i might have not copied the admin name over exactly. Fat finger syndrome. I don't get any of the options you mentioned when i click share and i have tried logging in as an admin. | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!
Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop).
If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile.
I get share ( not share with) and it seems to bring up a kind of address book. Is that right? Do i just select my profile details form there?
does your windows 10 profile appear in the list? If so yes, try that or if it says "homegroup" or "network" or something along those lines. When you transferred the file over, it came over with administrator rights, attached to your windows 7 profile, now you have a windows 10 profile that wasn't the administrator, I am probably not explaining it very well, but just try sharing it with your current logged in profile.
I think i might have not copied the admin name over exactly. Fat finger syndrome.
I don't get any of the options you mentioned when i click share and i have tried logging in as an admin. "Sorry I am not being very helpful am I? Its definitely a sharing issue. Do you double click on the photo icon to open it, or do you go into a program and import (open file) the photo into it. If you try the former, try the latter. | |||
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"that didn't work
I didn't have an option to share with homegroup on windows 10
Computers are very frustrating!
Do you have an option to run as administrator? its a sharing thing, if you right click on the file and look for "share with" (sorry I am sat on a mac at the moment and I can't be arsed to fire up my desktop).
If you look in the sharing options there are a number of boxes to tick to make the file available to all users. Either that or move the file to your user profile.
I get share ( not share with) and it seems to bring up a kind of address book. Is that right? Do i just select my profile details form there?
does your windows 10 profile appear in the list? If so yes, try that or if it says "homegroup" or "network" or something along those lines. When you transferred the file over, it came over with administrator rights, attached to your windows 7 profile, now you have a windows 10 profile that wasn't the administrator, I am probably not explaining it very well, but just try sharing it with your current logged in profile.
I think i might have not copied the admin name over exactly. Fat finger syndrome.
I don't get any of the options you mentioned when i click share and i have tried logging in as an admin.
Sorry I am not being very helpful am I? Its definitely a sharing issue. Do you double click on the photo icon to open it, or do you go into a program and import (open file) the photo into it. If you try the former, try the latter."you are being very helpful = thank you. I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions " Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner"" found owner under details it says: Administrators | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" found owner under details it says: Administrators" Click the "Change" link to the right of this to change the item’s owner. In the "Enter" the object name to select box, type your "username" click "Check Names" and the box text will auto-correct to PCNAME\Username; click OK to accept this. Finally, back on the Advanced Settings window, check the box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects below the Owner field. | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" found owner under details it says: Administrators Click the "Change" link to the right of this to change the item’s owner. In the "Enter" the object name to select box, type your "username" click "Check Names" and the box text will auto-correct to PCNAME\Username; click OK to accept this. Finally, back on the Advanced Settings window, check the box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects below the Owner field." I don't have an option to change the ownership
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" found owner under details it says: Administrators Click the "Change" link to the right of this to change the item’s owner. In the "Enter" the object name to select box, type your "username" click "Check Names" and the box text will auto-correct to PCNAME\Username; click OK to accept this. Finally, back on the Advanced Settings window, check the box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects below the Owner field. I don't have an option to change the ownership
this is bizarre! "Then you are not running as an administrator. | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" found owner under details it says: Administrators Click the "Change" link to the right of this to change the item’s owner. In the "Enter" the object name to select box, type your "username" click "Check Names" and the box text will auto-correct to PCNAME\Username; click OK to accept this. Finally, back on the Advanced Settings window, check the box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects below the Owner field. I don't have an option to change the ownership
this is bizarre!
Then you are not running as an administrator."thanks! - should i set up a separate administrator account? Does that need tp have the same name as my previous account on the window 7 pc? | |||
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" I have tried right click open with and i am getting either access denied or incorrect permissions Okay try this, right click on the photo and select "properties", click to the security tab, what does it say under "Owner"? (I am guessing "Unable to display current owner" found owner under details it says: Administrators Click the "Change" link to the right of this to change the item’s owner. In the "Enter" the object name to select box, type your "username" click "Check Names" and the box text will auto-correct to PCNAME\Username; click OK to accept this. Finally, back on the Advanced Settings window, check the box for Replace owner on subcontainers and objects below the Owner field. I don't have an option to change the ownership
this is bizarre!
Then you are not running as an administrator.
thanks! - should i set up a separate administrator account? Does that need tp have the same name as my previous account on the window 7 pc? "Open Settings. Click on Accounts. Click on Family & other users. Select a user account. Click the Change account type button. Select the Administrator Click the OK button. | |||
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