My friend had a burn-out of a section of her mother-board. She was
told it was going to be very expensive to repair so she bought a new
computer. She has asked me to transfer her photos from her old hard
drive to the new one but she had a password on her user name in the
old computer. The directory of the old drive that houses the photos
can not be accessed.
Is ther any way I can copy the photos to her new computer? She has
given me the user name and password that she used.
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> My friend had a burn-out of a section of her mother-board. She was
> told it was going to be very expensive to repair so she bought a new
> computer. She has asked me to transfer her photos from her old hard
> drive to the new one but she had a password on her user name in the
> old computer. The directory of the old drive that houses the photos
> can not be accessed.
>
> Is ther any way I can copy the photos to her new computer? She has
> given me the user name and password that she used.
>
> Thanks
> John
>
Re: Can't access directory on external hard drive.
john-h@mail.com wrote:
>
> My friend had a burn-out of a section of her mother-board. She was
> told it was going to be very expensive to repair so she bought a new
> computer. She has asked me to transfer her photos from her old hard
> drive to the new one but she had a password on her user name in the
> old computer. The directory of the old drive that houses the photos
> can not be accessed.
>
> Is ther any way I can copy the photos to her new computer? She has
> given me the user name and password that she used.
Re: Can't access directory on external hard drive.
<john-h@mail.com> wrote
> My friend had a burn-out of a section of her mother-board. She was
> told it was going to be very expensive to repair so she bought a new
> computer. She has asked me to transfer her photos from her old hard
> drive to the new one but she had a password on her user name in the
> old computer. The directory of the old drive that houses the photos
> can not be accessed.
>
> Is ther any way I can copy the photos to her new computer? She has
> given me the user name and password that she used.
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