Win NT 4.0 Permissions

NJLOAD

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Help. I just changed the permission on a D:Drive to no access and now I can't even access it. Its Fat32... I was doing sub directories on the same drive and it work ok. Anyone know whats up with this? This is a work computer running NT 4.0. I'm going on vacation and thought I would protect some files from prying eyes and now wonder If I created more problems for myself.
 

dbwillis

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I thought NT4.0 couldnt access the Fat32 partitions ...unless you got that Fat32 driver for NT4.0
 

pcmodem

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Yo,
Sheesh... I must be getting old because I don't remember for certain off the top of my head. Gray hairs.

If memory serves, NT can only properly read and utilize FAT16 and NTFS.
-PCM
 

NJLOAD

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Wow don't know what happened to last post. I'm on a LAN at work so I don't know how they have the system set up, but I was able to access the drive and sub dir's. I changed the permissions on some of the sub's and was able to go back and reverse them, but when I clicked on the D drive in explorer and changed the permission on the whole drive, I could not go back and reverse it "Access Denied" message. Any ideas?

It is definately Fat32 because I checked the properties of the drive before.

Thanks
Dave
 

dbwillis

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Can you log onto the PC with the Fat32 drive and add your ID to access from that PC for that drive?