Windows 10: Have changed permissions on HDD and now it won't boot to windows - how can i restore it?

hi, i have an old HDD that I'm considering putting in a machine with only an SSD. When i went to view the files on the HDD it said i didn't have permission to view it. So I added 'everyone' to the permissions and that seemed to unlock the files on the HDD. But when I reinstalled the HDD in the old machine, it wouldn't boot up at all. Nothing, no ability to access the BIOS or anything. I can feel and hear the HDD spinning so it's got power to it, but I need to go into it so i can wipe all the data off it. How do i undo the changes i made I went back into the settings and removed the 'everyone'

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Changing boot hdd

I downloaded PartitionMagic8.0, but the partition i want to make is not bootable.
So the system boots from the old, loud hdd, and when i unplug the old, it doesnt boot.
Any advice or suggestions how to change boot hdd without reinstalling Winxp?

 

Restore Security Permissions

Hello Deepak,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that you have cancelled the security permissions while setting it to folders and you are trying to restore back. We will help you.

• Which folder are you trying to set the permissions?
• What are you referring to " files is affected "?

I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps.

• Open the file explorer and select the destination folder
  for which you wanted to revert back the permission changes.
• Right click on the folder. Select the Previous versions
  tab.
• Select the previous version in the below list and click
  apply.
• Check if the issue persists.

Keep us posted to help you better.

 

Sabertooth 990fx won't boot to windows logo, it shuts down

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to enter BIOS only low wattage is used.
Then, during boot, the HDD and a bit later the videocard card start to demand juice, then the other devices and periphericals... so the total demand during boot up is incrementing step by step, that's why a failure halfway could indicate a PSU problem....