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As a result of a problem I can not solve , I decided to reinstall Ubuntu , but before do this I want to save all the files I have on my hard drive from CD passing through " Ubuntu Live " The problem is that I had secured access to Ubuntu password and now from "ubuntu live" I'm not allow to save all files: on some folder ( moreover the most important ) I found a gray X and if I try to open them I get an error message : "This location could not be displayed . You do not hace the Necessary permission to view the contents of ....... "

After that, I tried with sudo nautilus

but unfortunately there was nothing to do, when I write it, the terminal return this

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If I try to give again the command sudo nautilus, the response change

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I tried to follow various guides from this forum where it's said to try to terminal with the following commands

sudo apt-get remove nautilus  
sudo apt-get install nautilus  
sudo apt-get install samba

but the result will not change

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  • Right click on one of these directories, select Properties and go to the Permissions tab. Who is the owner of these files and what are the permissions? – s3lph Nov 24 '15 at 20:17
  • The owner is "user#1000" and the group is "1000", but it's tha same also for the file I can reach, open or copy on tha external HD, like the .mp3 Well, the main directory have "root" like owner home --> root INSTEAD images --> user#1000 – Dank13 Nov 24 '15 at 20:43
  • Now I try to opena file while the terminal is open: ...it says "FILENAME" image was truncated or incomplete – Dank13 Nov 24 '15 at 20:50

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