I used an XP boot disk and entered the documents and settings directory to modify a file on the desktop, but I can't get into this directory.
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I think you first need to use a disk checking tool to check the disk where the documents and settings directory is located, see whether there is any problem, and then talk about it.
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I checked, there is no problem. I can't get into document and setting or program files either; it says access is denied.
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Use NTFSDOS; the prerequisite is that the disk is not compressed. You can also use the DOS7.1 super boot disk.
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