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This problem had nothing to do with the Security Software. Now I am going to put ZoneAlarm back on the Gigabyte and Pavilion.

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.

That gray strip is "System Protection" from not unblocking the ESD-TO-ISO.EXE file. I still got the job done, just different way. You can only add your "Windows 8 Media Center Pack" product key if you have Windows 8 Pro installed. Otherwise you would have to purchase and the Windows 8 Pro Pack...

This line There where a couple of things that where missing. should have been There where a couple of thingssteps that where missing in the tutorial. At least the way I did it. Brain works faster then fingers. And I am referring to "OPTION TWO". UN-HID the C:\ESD\Windows folder. Did step 1...

I missed a word, tutorial. When I did this some steps where not in the tutorial the way I did it.

Went through the tutorial for creating a bootable USB and I got it done. Then did what I hope, a clean install of Windows 8. Guess what, something did not work right. The screen with the tiles came up, clicked on the Mail and nothing. Click on a few others and the same thing. Put curser on the...

Went through the tutorial for creating a bootable USB and I got it done. Then did what I hope, a clean install of Windows 8. There where a couple of things that where missing. But that could be because of the computer I am using. But it looks like it is going to work.