re: cannot open files created by xp pro
Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 4:22 pm
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Posted by DEX
(11847 messages posted)
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XP can be installed in the Fat32 or the NTFS it sounds like Fat32 ...that maybe why
you can get to the files..
But it's hard to say for sure..
You can download software that will let you in from a boot cd and you can get your
data off and then start over.
You may want to pop in the XP forum and ask around to get some feed back from the
XP users...
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On Wednesday, October 17, 2007 at 2:51 pm, Jamie wrote:
>I upgraded from w2k to xp pro - found I had problems with firewire and my two MOTU
>828 devices. While on XP pro, I did generate some wav files. I finally went back
>to w2k where all my devices worked well but now I can not open the wav files I created
>on XP. I see them, I have my permissions correct, but it says "access denied - the
>source file may be in use". I tried rebooting and going directly to the file and
>try to copy it with the same message.
>
>I thought going to XP would be a good idea but yikes! I'm about to go to a MAC and
>I really don't like a one button mouse - please help!
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