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  1. Mr.Cheeks

    Mr.Cheeks 1st ever Gold Member! Gold Member

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    Hi all,

    this is really hard for me to explain and im not sure whether this is in the right places aswell, so here it goes...

    on machine2 (XP SP2)
    i have a ext usb hdd connected (NTFS), where all of my media files are kept, which is shared (readonly).

    my downloads down into another folder (NTFS) on the same computer, different hdd, also shared.

    on machine1 (XP SP2)
    i use this machine for everything, however, when my downloads are complete, i test them and make sure everything is ok, afterwhichi then want to move them from [download folder -> usb folder], but i cant as this is read only [usb folder]- the way i do this is by remote connecting to the machine2, moving it across that way.

    is there a way that i can do this from machine1 without changing the properties of the folder and keeping it as read-only...

    I have kept this as read-only as when i am accessing it using powercinema, it is tooo easy to delete the content accidentally, 2 clicks and its gone!

    Cheers... :thumbleft
     
  2. AJ

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    I take it the read only are share permissions. If that's the case then if it's read only it's does what is says in the screen read only. You could set the NTFS permissions, on the advanced tab and uncheck both of the delete boxes. Then whatever permissions you set, you will not be able to delete the files. The only thing with that is if you do need to delete the file then you would have to change the NTFS permissions (that includes moving the file as well).
     
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  3. Mr.Cheeks

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    i haven't got a permissions tab :blink
     
  4. Sparky
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    It sounds like your external drive may be formatted in FAT32 so you wont have any NTFS (or security) permissions.
     
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  5. Mr.Cheeks

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    nope, its NTFS, it has the quota management not no permissions tab?
     
  6. Jakamoko
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  7. Mr.Cheeks

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    xp pro sp2
     
  8. d-Faktor
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    first of, you're looking for a tab called security, not permissions. if its not there, do the following:

    open windows explorer, go to tools, select folder options, select the view tab, scroll down and disable the use simple file sharing option.
     
  9. Mr.Cheeks

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    Have you tried D-Faktors suggestion? If it’s formatted in NTFS then it looks like simple file sharing may be the problem 8)
     
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  11. Mr.Cheeks

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    d- cheers for that! your a top lady!
     

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