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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on August 16, 2006, 10:06 am
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Have you considered using the SBS newsgroup ?
microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
NTFS permissions may be set with the Security dialog in the properties
of the NTFS objects, and when one has no grants allowing access to set
permissions then as an admin one should use the capability to take
ownership.
(see in help system, such as under take ownership).
As you are only 5 days into the build you probably should take this as a
learning experience, try to determine why the machine went belly-up, and
build fresh (from format on up - and I do really mean that, format)
BTW AD is not stored in the registry; for most BSoDs it is pretty tough to
fix the issue by registry edits and does usually require some advanced
knowledge when this is the route; failure loading the kernel can be as
simple
as looking at the wrong partition during the bootstrap process (you did not
provide enough to recognize which message you are seeing); etc.
> Hi there, I am in real trouble here...
>
> A couple of dayz ago my SBS went down... a BSoD with c0000218 error...
> So naturally I tried recovering from it, doing the Registry repair from
> the Recovery Console.
> This however caused a new BSoD c0000135... failure loading kernel32.dll,
> which I imagine
> means that I have to do a complete reinstall, and this is where my
> problems actually begins.
>
> First of... the Server has no Backup, and no ASR disk. I know you think
> I'm stupid, but
> I just did'nt get to that yet... the Server had only been running for 5
> dayz.
>
> I'm trying to Copy an archive Directory, which contains all the critical
> files I need, to another
> SBS 2003 Server, but apparently I'm not allowed opening the Files
> afterwards...
> I imagine this is due to the Folder Permission set on the Archive
> Directory in AD, which as
> far as I know is stored in the Registry(which is dead). So...
>
> How do I copy files from one SBS to another ressetting the NTFS
> Permissions so that
> Everyone can read/write the files on another SBS ?
>
> PS.
> I have a Specialized BartPE BootCD which gives me full access to the
> FileSystem aswell
> as USB and Network.
>
>
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