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Try using a different SATA port for the problem SSD and, if you have one, a different SATA cable. Which folder(s)/files(s) did you add the Everyone group to? Did you remove any users/groups when changing permissions?
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The Account Unknown user would be you from the previous Windows 7 install. Since you reinstalled Windows 7, you erased your old user and created a new one. The permission/security settings are on the drive itself, which is why the old user wasn't removed. Are you able to create files on the drive? Try making a .txt file in the root of the drive (E:\). Check permissions of the root of the drive in My Computer. Right-click the drive and select Properties > Security tab > Advanced. Who is the owner? Is your user or "Everyone" in the permission table? What permissions do they have? Actuarial Fables fucked around with this message at 18:09 on Mar 14, 2017 |
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