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2007-05-19, 9:33 AM #1
need your help...

Is it possible to access the Owner's documents in Windows XP through a secondary admin account? Yes, I did Google.

2007-05-19, 9:33 AM #2
....Why?
[Also- By reffering to the owner as "Owner" and not "Me" you have achnologed that the comp isn't yours..HaXoR?]
2007-05-19, 9:37 AM #3
Actually its my brothers. He has a lot of music in his My Music folder. So just wanted to see if I could grab some.. :ninja:

2007-05-19, 9:42 AM #4
change ownership of the folder
gbk is 50 probably

MB IS FAT
2007-05-19, 9:51 AM #5
I don't think this works with the My Documents file.

2007-05-19, 9:57 AM #6
..Ask him then?
2007-05-19, 9:58 AM #7
If he enabled 'make my files and folders private' then there is no way for you to access them unless he logs in. they are encrypted.
2007-05-19, 10:17 AM #8
No, I don't think he has it enabled.

2007-05-19, 10:19 AM #9
If they aren't encrypted, just change his password and login as him :p
2007-05-19, 10:22 AM #10
Originally posted by NDNmojo:
No, I don't think he has it enabled.


if they aren't encrypted you can access them through \Documents and Settings\Users\His Username\My Documents\

if they are encrypted you cannot
2007-05-19, 12:06 PM #11
Restart the computer, enter Safe Mode, and log in to his account. If he's like 90% of the users out there, you'll have access to anything that you want. I would change things without deleting his password, unless you actually want him to know what you've been up to.

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