It's possible that ownership of some of your files still resides with the previous installation of Windows Home Server. As a result, you may need to reset the owner information on your shares:
- Log on to your server using Remote Desktop or physical console.
- Open Windows Explorer on your server.
- Navigate in Explorer to D:\Shares (note that this is an exception to the general rule that direct manipulation of the shares is not advised).
- For each share shown:
- Right click the share and select Properties , then the Security tab.
- Click the Advanced button.
- Click on the Owner tab. Make sure that the Administrators group (not the Administrator id) is listed.
- Select replace owner on subcontainers and objects and click Apply .
If this does not take care of the issue, then repeat the above for D:\DE\Shares\etc. and all folders that match C:\FS\<something>\DE\Shares\etc.
I'm not on the WHS team, I just post a lot. :)
