27 Oct 2008 at 18:08 #1 Willis Willis Soldato Joined 17 Oct 2006 Posts 2,544 Location Aviemore, Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands Need to access a window XP folder on a hard drive but the folders are locked because the OS has a password. Any way to get in the folders I'm using OS X
Need to access a window XP folder on a hard drive but the folders are locked because the OS has a password. Any way to get in the folders I'm using OS X
27 Oct 2008 at 18:09 #2 Swordfish Swordfish Soldato Joined 17 Jan 2006 Posts 2,890 Location Dundee Ask for the password!! If your meant to be in the folder then they will give it to you.
27 Oct 2008 at 18:32 #3 Willis Willis Soldato OP Joined 17 Oct 2006 Posts 2,544 Location Aviemore, Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands Swordfish said: Ask for the password!! If your meant to be in the folder then they will give it to you. Click to expand... Oh why didn't I think of that I've forgot the password for anyone else.
Swordfish said: Ask for the password!! If your meant to be in the folder then they will give it to you. Click to expand... Oh why didn't I think of that I've forgot the password for anyone else.
27 Oct 2008 at 18:38 #4 Swordfish Swordfish Soldato Joined 17 Jan 2006 Posts 2,890 Location Dundee Willis said: Oh why didn't I think of that I've forgot the password for anyone else. Click to expand... Sarky! Is this folder on another machine that you have and you have forgotten the password ?
Willis said: Oh why didn't I think of that I've forgot the password for anyone else. Click to expand... Sarky! Is this folder on another machine that you have and you have forgotten the password ?
27 Oct 2008 at 22:19 #5 iSam iSam Soldato Joined 12 Aug 2004 Posts 6,105 If you don't know the password, then there is no way in iirc.
28 Oct 2008 at 09:31 #6 Swordfish Swordfish Soldato Joined 17 Jan 2006 Posts 2,890 Location Dundee As long as you have access to the Windows machine then you can get access to any files you want, even ones protected by passwords.
As long as you have access to the Windows machine then you can get access to any files you want, even ones protected by passwords.
28 Oct 2008 at 09:38 #7 Willis Willis Soldato OP Joined 17 Oct 2006 Posts 2,544 Location Aviemore, Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands No longer use a PC based machine just mac's.
28 Oct 2008 at 10:07 #8 Swordfish Swordfish Soldato Joined 17 Jan 2006 Posts 2,890 Location Dundee Willis said: No longer use a PC based machine just mac's. Click to expand... This has me confused. You want to access folders on a Windows based PC but you dont have a Windows Based PC ? This leads me to think. 1. The folder you are trying to access is on another PC not under your control but in your local network. or 2 You have a hard drive from an old Windows machine in a caddy. Can you be a bit more clearer in what you want and what you have. Last edited: 28 Oct 2008
Willis said: No longer use a PC based machine just mac's. Click to expand... This has me confused. You want to access folders on a Windows based PC but you dont have a Windows Based PC ? This leads me to think. 1. The folder you are trying to access is on another PC not under your control but in your local network. or 2 You have a hard drive from an old Windows machine in a caddy. Can you be a bit more clearer in what you want and what you have.
28 Oct 2008 at 10:48 #9 Willis Willis Soldato OP Joined 17 Oct 2006 Posts 2,544 Location Aviemore, Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands Swordfish said: 2 You have a hard drive from an old Windows machine in a caddy. Click to expand... this one.
Swordfish said: 2 You have a hard drive from an old Windows machine in a caddy. Click to expand... this one.
28 Oct 2008 at 11:31 #10 Swordfish Swordfish Soldato Joined 17 Jan 2006 Posts 2,890 Location Dundee Right, within MAC OS I have no Idea as to how to gain access. However if you can use a Windows Machine use the links below to unlock the files. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421 It's easier if you have a XP Pro machine. Hope this helps EDIT : Had a very quick read of THIS but dont know if this applies. Last edited: 28 Oct 2008
Right, within MAC OS I have no Idea as to how to gain access. However if you can use a Windows Machine use the links below to unlock the files. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421 It's easier if you have a XP Pro machine. Hope this helps EDIT : Had a very quick read of THIS but dont know if this applies.
28 Oct 2008 at 23:56 #11 Kawolski Kawolski Soldato Joined 1 Jul 2008 Posts 3,014 Location Torbados Use an hammer willis, that should get the kiddy open!