milk84:Your saves will not be recovered from Live because they are stored on your hard drive, not Live. You would need to buy a memory card and move your saves from your broken drive to it so you can put them on your new one. If your old hard drive will not work at all, you won’t be able to move them so they’ll be lost. I’d delete everything off of the old drive before sending it in and then recover the gamertag from Live.

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but i can get my live acount right? i should have my achivments aswell on it shoudn’t i?
24 minutes ago

and ill still have my online stuff becuase thats saved to live right?

so can you answer the questions at the bottom sorry i know its long
39 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.

Some files can be deleted, some can not, the resulting error message on files / folders that fail to delete is always
“Cannot Delete filename: Access is denied. make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not currently in use”

**Goes the same for renaming files, attempting to change owner of files etc.

I have tried to delete the stubborn files while logged in at the same machine as they originated, using the same login as they were backed up under. - no go.

I have tried to delete the files from my own machine logged in as myself (domainadmin), but no avail, even though I have “full access” of the Share, as set in the Sharespace software.

MY SETUPS
In the Sharespace I have created folders, using the following method:
login - go Advanced Mode - Folder Shares - Storage - Add, (provide Sharename, select CIFS, check the “setup access control after creating Share” - Submit - Then select the assigned users.. (There is a list of users that Sharespace pulls from the DC.)
…from the “unassigned users pane, to the Full Access pane, then Submit.

So I usually provide each share “full access” to 2 people, 1 for myself, as I am domain admin, and a single other user to allow them to store or backup data from their PC.

If I look in Advanced Mode - Folder Shares ’sharename’ I see CIFS enabled.
If I look in Advanced Mode - Users - “sharename’ -Modify, I can see that I and my assigned user have Full Access.

I use the folders to backup user data, some are straight file copies, some are made using NTBackup, some are images of partitions made with AcronisTrueImage.

Running out of space, need help, can’t believe how un-integrated with Active Directory this device is.
palluji - I heard back from WD.
Support stated that the device can only handle being connected to a Domain with 32 active users.. My domain does have more. What about you?

Our builder drilled two holes on the end of each wall to get some circulation going in there. They said this would alleviate the condensation problem — but here we are again, this year with dripping going on.

Any constructive ideas or suggestions to stop this problem or at least minimize it?

Thanks so much!