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So I was re-touching, and cropping getting ready to make new prints for my port, when on 2 of the 4 images pops up that "this image is locked and I need to view the properties." I did, read only was not checked on any of them, and now that I closed them out of photoshop I am not allowed to open them back up from their saved location because I do not have permission. I'm lost....I might just try a system restore or something. But please, if you know something that would be great. And I was working on all 4 of the images at the same time and only 2 got locked, from the same camera, same day, same location. Thank you. Sep 08 09 05:55 pm Link mac or windows? Sep 08 09 05:57 pm Link Oh, windows sorry. Sep 08 09 06:08 pm Link Any help out there? ![]() Sep 08 09 06:22 pm Link Cody Winfrey wrote: Can you copy it to a new folder and open the copy? Sep 08 09 06:34 pm Link Cody Winfrey wrote: sorry, been a long time since I've dealt with windows but try looking at the folder properties and see if you have read/write access to it. Even if you have access to a file inside the folder you may not have access to the folder itself. and yes, this could go up to the folder that contains the folder that contains the photos, all the way to the drive itself. Sep 08 09 06:39 pm Link Well thanks, that folder did appear to have read only checked, though when I fixed it it said error on the 2 locked images and nothing changes......ERRRG! So the folder is read only, but only 2 of the 4 are affected. hmm.... Sep 08 09 06:41 pm Link Cody Winfrey wrote: if i remember correctly there is a little checkbox that says something like "apply to all enclosed items" check that and see what it does. oh, and might as well just check the two files in question too, to be safe Sep 08 09 06:43 pm Link dirtyoldman photography wrote: Yeah still no luck. and now I'm just baffled, lord. Sep 08 09 06:46 pm Link Lumigraphics wrote: No....I cannot. Well I guess I will try a system restore here in a minute if something can't fix this. These were my finished edits too......... Sep 08 09 07:01 pm Link Try this. Go into bridge and browse to the files. If there is a padlock on them. I think you just right click and say unlock... I will check my system for confirmation Sep 08 09 07:09 pm Link Michael Magers wrote: That's not it eitherrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr god how did this even happen!??! I was simply changing the image size for prints and saved it into a new folder and they got locked. Sep 08 09 07:11 pm Link is the folder set so that only one login id can access the files? Sep 08 09 07:14 pm Link JT Hodges wrote: Meaning the admin? Well it's me so I guess that's not it. Sep 08 09 07:16 pm Link Try browsing the image using any other program, I've had luck with faststone image viewer (free download from faststone.org), and save the image in another location (Ctr D). Restart the computer and then see if the new location image opens. Sep 08 09 07:18 pm Link Digiography wrote: I'll try resetting now, and then this new program. Thanks. Sep 08 09 07:21 pm Link Cody Winfrey wrote: Well that was stupid, now the glitched locked images have disappeared from the folder all together. Crappppppp Looks like I need another hour or so to re-edit.....Oh well thanks for the help everyone. Sep 08 09 07:26 pm Link Now that it's safely too late, what's probably happened is that the security descriptors for the files got munched. The way to fix it is to right click on the drive, go to "properties" and choose "tools" then tell it to check for errors and select the 'fix' item. Do not select bad sector recovery. Then it'll either check it right then (and should fix it, review the report) or it'll make you reboot and check on the reboot. Sep 08 09 07:32 pm Link Cody Winfrey wrote: Sorry, that is why I suggested trying to copy the image to a new location first before restarting, I should of emphasized that step more. Sep 08 09 07:39 pm Link |