inaccessibility

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The tag inaccessibility on WindowsForum.com covers situations where users encounter barriers to accessing systems, files, or features. Common themes include network shares becoming inaccessible after a restart or after some time, as seen with Windows 7 and XP machines where shared drives fail to connect or disappear. Another recurring issue is software prompts that block access until dismissed, such as Facebook's notification request that makes the site inaccessible until a choice is made. Additionally, disk volumes can become inaccessible after a system crash or RAID rearrangement, leading to data loss. These threads focus on troubleshooting steps like rebooting, adjusting sharing settings, or addressing authentication errors to restore access.
  1. Syex

    Windows 7 How can I stop facebook from asking me if I want to turn on notifications every time I log in.

    This is a recent problem and I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to post such a question but I'm getting desperate for an answer and I'm going to keep asking everywhere until there's a fix. Basically every time I log in to facebook this message box appears: As you can see there is no 'don't...
  2. C

    Windows 7 Inaccessibility of XP machine on network after restart

    Since a few weeks ago (no system changes e.g. Updates TMK), my Win 7 machine BETA fails to connect to shared drives on my Win XP Home machine ADVENT after ADVENT has been powered off/on, saying: Location is not available [drive] is not accessible Logon failure: unknown username or bad...
  3. RampantParanoia

    Windows 7 Random BSODs, different error codes, fun!

    Hi All I've been suffering from random BSOD's for a good while now (before I OC'd it, before you say anything :P) but they've recently gotten more and more common (1-3 in an evening), and it's getting a teensy bit annoying :P It started getting worse after I went from Vista to 7/XP in August...
  4. A

    Windows 7 windows 7 ultimate share disappears?

    I had the pleasure of setting up a small network workgroup with 4 windows 7 ultimate pc's and 3 xp professional pc's. 1 of the windows 7 pc's became the server and successfully shares folders to the other windows 7 pc's 24/7. The shares were created with the homegroup option. I used advanced...
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