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Can't undo read-only C: volume
Many thanks for your reply [ponytails2] Patty: You’ve led me directly to the answer highlighted below [thumbsup2] Here’s the info… C: Properties | Sharing = Share this folder… Share name = C$ Comment = Default share C: Properties | Security = Administrators (Allow) = Full Control...- TOSNW
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Can't undo read-only C: volume
[blush] REPEAT [blush] Apologies for the grotty formatting... first-time posting finger trouble! Windows 2000 Professional (Admin rights) won't defragment my C: volume (primary HD partition) because its set READ-ONLY. Never-the-less, it defrags my D: volume (secondary HD) and E: volume...- TOSNW
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Can't undo read-only C: volume
Windows 2000 Professional (Admin rights) won't defragment my [b]C: volume[b/] (primary HD partition) because its set [b]READ-ONLY[b/]. Never-the-less, it defrags my D: volume (secondary HD) and E: volume (primary HD partition) as usual. I haven't a clue as to how this situation has arisen...- TOSNW
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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how to use "countif" in excel
Newbie here: Try this generalisation of the reply from carrr... 1] In any cell enter: =COUNTIF(NUMBERS, ">"&REFERENCE) 2] In another cell enter the threshold number (say) 0.5 3] Name that cell: REFERENCE 4] Fill a (rectangular) range of several cells with: =RAND() 5] Name that range...- TOSNW
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
