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| Cannot Remove Read-Only Attribute
I've seen may posts on this but none of which have worked for me. I created a new volume and moved all the data we had in our other volume into this new volume. Now all the folders/files are read-only and it is greyed out. If I try to unselect read only it seems like it marking them all but when I go back into properties it is back to read- only again. If I create a new file or folder then it is not read- only. It seems to be only the folders/files that I copied over. I've tried this link: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=326549 but when I type in the command "attrib -r -s d:\Company Files" (without the quotes) I get the below message parameter format not correct - I'm really struggling with this and cannot seem to get it working. Please help. |
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| Re: Cannot Remove Read-Only Attribute
Would like to know , if the folders are being accessed by the users... Run Chkdsk. The Read Only checkmark is ignored by the OS. Don't worry about the check box. Check the security settings. -- Binu Kumar (MSFT) SBS 2000/2003 Microsoft ( PSS ) --------------------------------------------------- "Monty" <MontyV@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1178905992.662659.205930@h2g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > I've seen may posts on this but none of which have worked for me. I > created a new volume and moved all the data we had in our other volume > into this new volume. Now all the folders/files are read-only and it > is greyed out. If I try to unselect read only it seems like it > marking them all but when I go back into properties it is back to read- > only again. If I create a new file or folder then it is not read- > only. It seems to be only the folders/files that I copied over. > > I've tried this link: > > http://support.microsoft.com/?id=326549 > > but when I type in the command "attrib -r -s d:\Company > Files" (without the quotes) I get the below message > > parameter format not correct - > > I'm really struggling with this and cannot seem to get it working. > Please help. > |
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| Re: Cannot Remove Read-Only Attribute
You can't change it. The files are accessible and writeable. You clear it, it comes back. It's just cosmetic. -- Binu Kumar (MSFT) SBS 2000/2003 Microsoft ( PSS ) --------------------------------------------------- "Monty" <MontyV@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1178905992.662659.205930@h2g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > I've seen may posts on this but none of which have worked for me. I > created a new volume and moved all the data we had in our other volume > into this new volume. Now all the folders/files are read-only and it > is greyed out. If I try to unselect read only it seems like it > marking them all but when I go back into properties it is back to read- > only again. If I create a new file or folder then it is not read- > only. It seems to be only the folders/files that I copied over. > > I've tried this link: > > http://support.microsoft.com/?id=326549 > > but when I type in the command "attrib -r -s d:\Company > Files" (without the quotes) I get the below message > > parameter format not correct - > > I'm really struggling with this and cannot seem to get it working. > Please help. > |
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