What should I do if my document cannot be opened under WinXP?

Recently, users of WinXP system have reported that after reinstalling the system, they found that “My Documents” could not be opened, and the prompt “Deny access”. What is the problem? what can we do about it? In fact, this situation occurs because the user has set this folder as a shared folder, and the account permissions have changed after reinstalling the system, so that "My Documents" cannot be accessed. Below, Xiaobian will share with you the solution.

Steps/Methods

1. Open “My Documents", prompting access denied.

2. Open the E drive, click Tools, select Folder Options, click View, cancel & ldquo; Use simple file sharing (Recommended) & rdquo; this option.

3. Select the & ldquo; My Documents & rdquo; this folder, right-click, select Properties, enter the security module.

4. Then click the Advanced button, there will be a & ldquo; I advanced security settings document & rdquo; dialog box, select now this computer administrator account, click Apply, then The owner will become the current account.

5. Check the box below the & ldquo; child containers and objects replace the owner & rdquo ;, click Apply, you will find the ownership is transferred.

6. Then & ldquo; & rdquo my Advanced Security Settings document; the dialog box, select the permissions module, click Add. Dialog;

7. appears a & ldquo; Select User and rental & rdquo.

8. then choose the Advanced button, click Find Now, select the name of the current account, and then click OK.

9. & ldquo reappears; select the user or group & rdquo; dialog box, and then click OK.

& ldquo occur after 10. Click OK; my rights project document & rdquo; dialog box, select the & ldquo; full control & rdquo; of & ldquo; allowed & rdquo; checkbox, the system will automatically Put all of the following options. Then click OK.

11. After this operation will be able to open the My Documents.

These are the WinXP system solutions under My Documents not open, if there are other folders similar situation can be resolved in this way.