You might have to "take ownership" of the entire folder that was imported in Easy Transfer.
Logged in as the user on the workstation (which you've said is an administrator) go to C:\users\, and locate the particular user profile directory that you need to take ownership of
Right click on it and select properties
Select the Security Tab
Click the Advanced Button
Click the Owner tab
Look in the field that says current owner, and make sure it says the account you want in there. If it lists a Security Identifier or SID (randomly generated set of numbers , kinda looks like a guid) then the folder is retaining the ownership of the
previous computer account that you imported from.
Click the EDIT button at the bottom.
Click the other users and groups button, type in your account name that you want to be the owner and confirm the dialog.
Make sure you check the box that says replace the owner on this folder and all its child objects, and then click OK on that dialg box. You'll see a screen come up that looks like an animation of moving or changing files. When that's finished.
Confirm or click OK on all the other dialog boxes. You should now be the owner of this profile folder and you should not have a problem saving to the locations that you need to inside the documents folder.
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John Wildes | Senior Enterprise Architect | United Airlines | Desktop Engineering
