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got a blue screen when I tried to boot my PC.

found KB 307545 and ran CHKDSK /r using Recovery Console which found

an error, but blue screen persisted.

So then performed part 1 using Recovery Console; copying deleting etc

the indicated files. That went OK no surprises But

Am stuck on part 2.

Cannot access System Volume Information folder. but mouse over says

folder is empty.

So did not do any of the steps yet.



Windows runs now but only limited extent.

please help
 
timOleary wrote:

> got a blue screen when I tried to boot my PC.

> found KB 307545 and ran CHKDSK /r using Recovery Console which found

> an error, but blue screen persisted.

> So then performed part 1 using Recovery Console; copying deleting etc

> the indicated files. That went OK no surprises But

> Am stuck on part 2.

> Cannot access System Volume Information folder. but mouse over says

> folder is empty.

> So did not do any of the steps yet.

>

> Windows runs now but only limited extent.

> please help



http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309531

How to gain access to the System Volume Information folder



John
 
On May 1, 7:22 am, John John - MVP wrote:

> timOleary wrote:

> > got a blue screen when I tried to boot my PC.

> > found KB 307545 and ran CHKDSK /r using Recovery Console which found

> > an error, but blue screen persisted.

> > So then performed part 1 using Recovery Console; copying deleting etc

> > the indicated files. That went OK no surprises But

> > Am stuck on part 2.

> > Cannot access System Volume Information folder. but mouse over says

> > folder is empty.

> > So did not do any of the steps yet.

>

> > Windows runs now but only limited extent.

> > please help

>

> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309531

> How to gain access to the System Volume Information folder

>

> John



i attempted those steps unsuccessfully and i do not know what i'm

doing wrong
 
On May 1, 10:00 am, timOleary wrote:

> On May 1, 7:22 am, John John - MVP wrote:

>

>

>

> > timOleary wrote:

> > > got a blue screen when I tried to boot my PC.

> > > found KB 307545 and ran CHKDSK /r using Recovery Console which found

> > > an error, but blue screen persisted.

> > > So then performed part 1 using Recovery Console; copying deleting etc

> > > the indicated files. That went OK no surprises But

> > > Am stuck on part 2.

> > > Cannot access System Volume Information folder. but mouse over says

> > > folder is empty.

> > > So did not do any of the steps yet.

>

> > > Windows runs now but only limited extent.

> > > please help

>

> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309531

> > How to gain access to the System Volume Information folder

>

> > John

>

> i attempted those steps unsuccessfully and i do not know what i'm

> doing wrong



in



kb/309531 I am having problem Selecting user or group; entering an

object name. anonuymous user doesn't seem to work
 
timOleary wrote:

> On May 1, 10:00 am, timOleary wrote:

>> On May 1, 7:22 am, John John - MVP wrote:

>>

>>

>>

>>> timOleary wrote:

>>>> got a blue screen when I tried to boot my PC.

>>>> found KB 307545 and ran CHKDSK /r using Recovery Console which found

>>>> an error, but blue screen persisted.

>>>> So then performed part 1 using Recovery Console; copying deleting etc

>>>> the indicated files. That went OK no surprises But

>>>> Am stuck on part 2.

>>>> Cannot access System Volume Information folder. but mouse over says

>>>> folder is empty.

>>>> So did not do any of the steps yet.

>>>> Windows runs now but only limited extent.

>>>> please help

>>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309531

>>> How to gain access to the System Volume Information folder

>>> John

>> i attempted those steps unsuccessfully and i do not know what i'm

>> doing wrong

>

> in

>

> kb/309531 I am having problem Selecting user or group; entering an

> object name. anonuymous user doesn't seem to work



Use the Cacls command:



cacls "C:\System Volume Information" /E /G "your user name":F



John
 
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