Freelance Superhero
03-07-2006, 08:38 PM
at the risk of exposing my own ignorance when it comes to computers, i pose the following question to you more learned and comp savvy folks of G|A:
recently, i attempted to open up iTunes, and i got a weird message, something about not being able to open because iTunes could not locate/create an iTunes folder in my Shared Documents folder.
no biggie, i thought, and double clicked on my shared folder...
except, my shared folder wouldn't open.
instead, i got a windows popup that told me:
"C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents is not accessible. Access is denied."
in my head, i'm thinking, WTF? how can access be denied when i'm the administrator, and i haven't made any changes to folder accessibility?
then, just out of curiosity, i checked the Properties for the Shared Folder and found that it was empty! :eek:
luckily, i had everything backed up on another drive, but i still can't access that folder, nor can i delete it.
any ideas/suggestions/analyses? i'm running XP Home Edition.
recently, i attempted to open up iTunes, and i got a weird message, something about not being able to open because iTunes could not locate/create an iTunes folder in my Shared Documents folder.
no biggie, i thought, and double clicked on my shared folder...
except, my shared folder wouldn't open.
instead, i got a windows popup that told me:
"C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents is not accessible. Access is denied."
in my head, i'm thinking, WTF? how can access be denied when i'm the administrator, and i haven't made any changes to folder accessibility?
then, just out of curiosity, i checked the Properties for the Shared Folder and found that it was empty! :eek:
luckily, i had everything backed up on another drive, but i still can't access that folder, nor can i delete it.
any ideas/suggestions/analyses? i'm running XP Home Edition.