About four years ago I had a Dell PC laptop with Windows Vista. My dogs knocked it off the table and broke the charger port off the mother board. Instead of buying a new mother board (the repair guy refused to just repair the port on the mother board) he transferred my Vista hard drive to a NexStar CX external hard drive closure. I then purchased a Mac.
I was able to write files from my Mac to the (now) external hard drive until I did a presentation and plugged the external hard drive into the venue's PC. The permission or owner must have changed because now I only have reading permission, no writing ability to the external hard drive. I would just say "screw it" and buy a new external hard drive, but I'm strapped for cash at the moment and this Vista external hard drive has 250 GB left on the disk. My Mac's hard drive is getting a little crowded (I am down to 20 GB on a 111 GB hard drive for the Mac).
Can anyone explain how I can take ownership or permission over my Vista external hard drive using my Mac?
Mac specs:
MacBook
Mac OS X 10.5.8
I was able to write files from my Mac to the (now) external hard drive until I did a presentation and plugged the external hard drive into the venue's PC. The permission or owner must have changed because now I only have reading permission, no writing ability to the external hard drive. I would just say "screw it" and buy a new external hard drive, but I'm strapped for cash at the moment and this Vista external hard drive has 250 GB left on the disk. My Mac's hard drive is getting a little crowded (I am down to 20 GB on a 111 GB hard drive for the Mac).
Can anyone explain how I can take ownership or permission over my Vista external hard drive using my Mac?
Mac specs:
MacBook
Mac OS X 10.5.8