Got the problem solved.
I had to go to Control Panel>Network and Sharing Center on the Pavilion and add "Everyone" to the list. Had to do that to Drive D: and to Documents.
Now I can Read, Write to D: on the Pavilion.
Ok, I took ZoneAlarm off both the Gigabyte and Pavilion.
Pavilion is running Windows 8.1 and had Defender on it when I had the SSD installed, and was told this when I tried to install mseinstall.exe. Turned off Windows Firewall by going to Control Panel, Windows Firewall & turned it off in...
Did a Chat with ZoneAlarm & they had me change some settings. Rebooted and when computers where up & running, tried again.
No dice.
ZoneAlarm suggested turning off the firewall on both ZoneAlarm computers, which are the Gigabyte & Pavilion from story above, and started up Windows Explorer on...
The Firewall/Internet Security software that is being used is:
Gigabyte - ZoneAlarm
Basement - Charter Security Suite
Lenovo - WebRoot Secure Anywhere v8.0.8.76
Pavilion - ZoneAlarm
The Windows 7 machines are having trouble seeing drive D: on the Pavilion running Windows 8.1.
Am I wrong in...
Would like to find out why I cannot see a hard drive on another computer on my home network.
Here is the background. I took and put a SSD as C: drive on a HP Pavilion and put that HD (ST750LM022 HN-M7) into the CD drive bay which makes the HD drive D:. Did the share of that drive, right click on...
Started with the free Eval then installed Windows 8 Pro on an old HP.
CPU Intel Pentium E2220 @ 2.40GHz
RAM 3.00 GB Single-Channel DDR2 @ 399MHz
Motherboard FOXCONN Napa (Socket 775)
Graphics DELL E173FP (1280x1024@60Hz) nVidia video (HP)
Hard Drives 298GB Hitachi HDP725032GLA380 ATA Device (SATA)
I took the plunge and did not get Default.migrated deleted.
Looks like I do not have permissions. Do not know how I did that and now I need to know how to give myself permission.
Start at the top box then go below then to Windows Security then down.
Tried on the 4 items in the top box and the...
Clicked on another listing from the search I did in google for "Default.migrated" and found,
Can I remove the "Default.migrated" folder?
One post states in part - "On my system that was upgraded from Windows 7 the Default.Migrated folder only contained a Documents folder with three Junction...
I did a search in google for "Default.migrated" and found the same question here,
New folder "Default.migrated" in the "Users" folder - Microsoft Community.
In Microsoft Community the answer was - "Default.Migrated" folder has appeared because you have upgraded from Windows 7 to windows 8...
The link should have been - New folder "Default.migrated" in the "Users" folder - Microsoft Community
For some reason it will not show complete URL but this will take you to the correct place.
I did a search in google for "Default.migrated" and found the same question here,
New folder "Default.migrated" in the "Users" folder - Microsoft Community.
In Microsoft Community the answer was - "Default.Migrated" folder has appeared because you have upgraded from Windows 7 to windows 8...
Going to do a test.
This inserted just fine. But could not when I was doing from a post and did "Quote". Maybe that was my problem.
I did find out that pic can not be re-sized even though there are the boxes around it.
Thanks for the help
Typed “regedit” and hit enter.
Got a box that states “User Account Control”. Do you want to allow the following program tomake changes to this computer? Youmight want to put notation about this.
Yes / No clicked onYes
Did step 4 but was unsure how to exit. Took a chance andclicked on...
Microsoft most likely did state what you have in Red, but I did not read the fine print, I would still be reading. Just downloaded and installed. Bought me a Key and installed, everything is working. Now have to learn it. Good thing this is not going to be my main machine.