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I have a small form factor PC which I use as a WHS. This
PC has space only for a single hard drive. About a week ago, I decided
to purchase a new 750GB internal hard drive to replace my old 250 GB
drive which I was using. After installing the new hard drive and
reloading a fresh copy of WHS software on the new hard drive, I
disconnected the DVD drive
and connected my old Hard drive as a
slave to copy my files over to the new hard drive with a fresh
installed WHS. When I try to copy the files from my old hard drive to
the new one I get the following error: " Can not copy shares: The file can not be accessed by the system."
I have tried different steps to copy the files but it just does not
work. I took ownership of the folders/files in the permissions
options, and I've tried removing all permissions and adding them back
with full control to the folders. I cannot get past this error. I
have also done another stupid thing, thinking it would somehow resolve
the issue by formatting the boot partition off my old drive. So now, I
can't even reconnect my old drive to boot to it. Has anyone ever seen
this error and has been able to get passed it? Any help or info will
be appriciated. Thank you.
If this is too much info, here is a summary
Purchased a new hard drive to replace older smaller size drive.
Did a fresh install of WHS on the new hard drive.
Reconnected older drive as a slave to copy my files over to the new drive.
Recieving the following error when trying to copy: " Can not copy shares: The file can not be accessed by the system." Failed Solutions - Took ownership of the files and folders.
Removed all permissions and readded them back.
Formatted Boot partition from older drive.
Cannot boot from old drive because I formatted the C: