Roger Abell
December 14th 03, 02:33 PM
"Naveed Ahmed" > wrote in message
...
>
> hello
>
> i have been trying to solve this problem since one week now and it seems
> that there is not viable solution available.
>
> it all started with the msblast worm patch or XP PRo 32 bit that i
installed
> on my home machine (which is not connected to any LAN)
> after that things went haywire. i am the system admin while my brother is
a
> limited accounts user. i can log into my system just like normal but when
he
> does so,
> and tries to access any files (anything at all) he gets this error (see
> attached file)
>
> pressing ok reloads the explorer.
>
> now i have tried everything..from uninstalling an anti virus software to
> changing his account privilege to Power user (someone suggested i do that
> since he said that the patch messes up system rights and stuff) but all of
> this has failed.
>
> the only thing that worked was when i make HIM an administrator too. i
don't
> want to do that.
>
> so any ideas?
>
> can i system restore help? (as in ..till the time before the patch was
> installed?)
>
> thank you for any help
>
>
Given that jpg files are now unsafe to open, many of use
do not know what message it is that you are getting.
--
Roger Abell
MS MVP (Windows Platform)
...
>
> hello
>
> i have been trying to solve this problem since one week now and it seems
> that there is not viable solution available.
>
> it all started with the msblast worm patch or XP PRo 32 bit that i
installed
> on my home machine (which is not connected to any LAN)
> after that things went haywire. i am the system admin while my brother is
a
> limited accounts user. i can log into my system just like normal but when
he
> does so,
> and tries to access any files (anything at all) he gets this error (see
> attached file)
>
> pressing ok reloads the explorer.
>
> now i have tried everything..from uninstalling an anti virus software to
> changing his account privilege to Power user (someone suggested i do that
> since he said that the patch messes up system rights and stuff) but all of
> this has failed.
>
> the only thing that worked was when i make HIM an administrator too. i
don't
> want to do that.
>
> so any ideas?
>
> can i system restore help? (as in ..till the time before the patch was
> installed?)
>
> thank you for any help
>
>
Given that jpg files are now unsafe to open, many of use
do not know what message it is that you are getting.
--
Roger Abell
MS MVP (Windows Platform)