I have a dedicated SATA hard-drive from which I boot XP SP 3. I also have a SCSI striped array from which I boot Windows 7 Ultimate.
All the data on my SATA hard-drives was created under WINdows XP.
I find that copying data over a network between 2 Windows 7 PCs is substantially faster that between mixed operating systems.
I created an Administrator-level profile in both XP and Windows7 that I use to access the drives across the network. (ZNET)
My problem is that when I access an XP-created-drive from another networked Windows 7 PC while my PC is running WIndows7, I then find that when I re-boot my PC with Windows XP, CHKDSK automatically runs on ALL my XP-created partitions and there has even been some data-loss!
I assume this is caused by ACL corruption.
Is there a way to safely access the data without having any 'ownership' and CHKDSK issues ?