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Old 28-08-2007, 03:23 AM   #1
Robert Church
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File and settings transfer files - access denied

A friend of mine has used the FAST wizard to attempt to transfer files from
an old to a new hard drive in his laptop. He failed to make any other
backups of his important files and thought he could rely on the Windows XP
FAST program.

Now he has reformatted his hard drive, reinstalled Win XP service pack 2 but
cannot get FAST to recover any of his files.
He tell me he gets "Access Denied" every time he points the software to the
folder which is USMT2.UNC with a file called IMG00001.DAT plus a file called
"status" in it

He has tried the Fastconv Extraction Tool without any success - has anyone
any ideas - BTW he has 2 separate FAST files made on different dates and
neither of them work ????


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Old 28-08-2007, 03:24 AM   #2
Patrick Keenan
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Re: File and settings transfer files - access denied


"Robert Church" <.au> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
>A friend of mine has used the FAST wizard to attempt to transfer files from
> an old to a new hard drive in his laptop. He failed to make any other
> backups of his important files and thought he could rely on the Windows XP
> FAST program.
>
> Now he has reformatted his hard drive, reinstalled Win XP service pack 2
> but
> cannot get FAST to recover any of his files.
> He tell me he gets "Access Denied" every time he points the software to
> the
> folder which is USMT2.UNC with a file called IMG00001.DAT plus a file
> called
> "status" in it
>
> He has tried the Fastconv Extraction Tool without any success - has anyone
> any ideas - BTW he has 2 separate FAST files made on different dates and
> neither of them work ????


This may help:


HTH
-pk


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Old 28-08-2007, 03:24 AM   #3
Patrick Keenan
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Re: File and settings transfer files - access denied


"Robert Church" <.au> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
>A friend of mine has used the FAST wizard to attempt to transfer files from
> an old to a new hard drive in his laptop. He failed to make any other
> backups of his important files and thought he could rely on the Windows XP
> FAST program.
>
> Now he has reformatted his hard drive, reinstalled Win XP service pack 2
> but
> cannot get FAST to recover any of his files.
> He tell me he gets "Access Denied" every time he points the software to
> the
> folder which is USMT2.UNC with a file called IMG00001.DAT plus a file
> called
> "status" in it
>
> He has tried the Fastconv Extraction Tool without any success - has anyone
> any ideas - BTW he has 2 separate FAST files made on different dates and
> neither of them work ????


This may help:


HTH
-pk


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Old 28-08-2007, 03:24 AM   #4
Patti MacLeod
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RE: File and settings transfer files - access denied

Hi Robert,

Perhaps it's an issue with permissions for the USMT2.UNC folder. Follow the
instructions in this MSKB article to take ownership of the USMT2.UNC folder:

How to take ownership of a file or folder in Windows XP




Regards,

--
Patti MacLeod
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User


"Robert Church" wrote:

> A friend of mine has used the FAST wizard to attempt to transfer files from
> an old to a new hard drive in his laptop. He failed to make any other
> backups of his important files and thought he could rely on the Windows XP
> FAST program.
>
> Now he has reformatted his hard drive, reinstalled Win XP service pack 2 but
> cannot get FAST to recover any of his files.
> He tell me he gets "Access Denied" every time he points the software to the
> folder which is USMT2.UNC with a file called IMG00001.DAT plus a file called
> "status" in it
>
> He has tried the Fastconv Extraction Tool without any success - has anyone
> any ideas - BTW he has 2 separate FAST files made on different dates and
> neither of them work ????
>
>
>

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Old 28-08-2007, 03:24 AM   #5
Patti MacLeod
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RE: File and settings transfer files - access denied

Hi Robert,

Perhaps it's an issue with permissions for the USMT2.UNC folder. Follow the
instructions in this MSKB article to take ownership of the USMT2.UNC folder:

How to take ownership of a file or folder in Windows XP




Regards,

--
Patti MacLeod
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User


"Robert Church" wrote:

> A friend of mine has used the FAST wizard to attempt to transfer files from
> an old to a new hard drive in his laptop. He failed to make any other
> backups of his important files and thought he could rely on the Windows XP
> FAST program.
>
> Now he has reformatted his hard drive, reinstalled Win XP service pack 2 but
> cannot get FAST to recover any of his files.
> He tell me he gets "Access Denied" every time he points the software to the
> folder which is USMT2.UNC with a file called IMG00001.DAT plus a file called
> "status" in it
>
> He has tried the Fastconv Extraction Tool without any success - has anyone
> any ideas - BTW he has 2 separate FAST files made on different dates and
> neither of them work ????
>
>
>

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