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NTFS Volume Has No SecurityTab
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W
2011-03-12 19:04:24 UTC
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I have an NTFS volume that is inaccessible. Logged in as administrator, I
right click on Properties for the volume and the Security tab is simply
missing.

I ran CHKDSK and the volume is fine and has no errors.

How do I investigate this further and recover the volume?
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W
W
2011-03-12 19:16:59 UTC
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I just discovered the reason for this problem, but it leads to a new
question. I issued this command:

runas /user:administrator "cmd /k explorer.scf"

and it runs, but the explorer application runs in a normal user context.
Why? To contrast this command correctly starts explorer in the context of
the user specified in the runas command:

runas /user:administrator "cmd /k explorer.exe"
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W
Post by W
I have an NTFS volume that is inaccessible. Logged in as administrator, I
right click on Properties for the volume and the Security tab is simply
missing.
I ran CHKDSK and the volume is fine and has no errors.
How do I investigate this further and recover the volume?
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W
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