You do not have access to folders or to files after you upgrade the computer to Windows Vista
Consider the following scenario:
- In a version of a Microsoft operating system that is earlier than Windows Vista, you create two users, User A and User B.
- You add the two users to the local Administrators group.
- You use the User A account to log on to the computer, and then you create a new folder. For example, you create Folder F. Then, you add files or subfolders to Folder F.
- You grant Read access to Folder F only to the User A account.
- You log off the computer, and then you use the User B account to log on to the computer.
- You upgrade the computer to Windows Vista.
- You use the User A account to log on to the computer.
In this scenario, the User A account no longer has Read access to Folder F.
For more information on this issue, including potential causes, workarounds, and resolutions, see: Microsoft KB Article KB942970.

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