I am not sure (forgotten!), but I think the case is the first one or first possibility because when the power goes off, it would show or suggest with an error somewhat like – Please do not remove the USB device without ejecting it properly or else your data could be lost. Please c “Details” section 4 more details, of course!!!įirstly, the hard drive that I am using in Desktop PC is a 1 TB laptop solid-state hybrid drive (SSHD) that was either connected to my laptop directly to its motherboard and installed OS via the DVD drive of the laptop since I have no DVD Drive in my desktop nor it supported booting from USB drive and install OS from it (USB device/drive) like a pendrive, or secondly, it was connected as an external hard drive and done disk imaging of just C: Drive OS partition from laptop’s SSHD 1 TB to another planned to be Desktop PC SSHD.
The hell lot of problems I am facing with Windows 7 User Access Rights Permissions.
NewFolderFix.reg Windows Registry Editor Version Column you very, very much – I had the same problem and it was bothering me so much that I wanted to thrash my PC – since my own PC was not allowing me what I wanna do even in single-user Admin mode! LOL Worked as you said, but the “Read-Only (Only applies to files in folder)” option in right-click properties – Goes back to “Read-Only” mode no matter how many times I change! Here are the problems I am facing
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