Lap1-OS-Windows 7 and Lap2- Win10 Here's what happened... I have two laptops, and, on one laptop, started having screen display issues, the top corner, was showing black...so, had to give it to repair.. before that, I just created a system restore point and took out the internal hard-disk, before giving laptop for screen repair...
And while laptop was in repair shop, I needed some files from the Lap1-s internal harddisk-downloads folder, to be copied to my, another laptop, so I plugged hard disk in external reader, and plugged to laptop to copy... When I tried to open tried to open Lap1-User folder, it showed "access denied, click allow to edit permission and access" dialogue-box--I didn't think much back then, and clicked on Allow.. and copied the downloads folder..
And when I got the laptop repaired back, I plugged the internal hardisk and started it . It booted into chkdsk screen, where it showed like, indexing entried, deleting entries, making attribute changes..etc... I panicked..but let it complete.. after chkdsk completion, the system booted fine.. and everything seems fine like software etc.. but now I'm thinking...should I apply the restore point, I had previously made..?.will the restore point, also restore file attributes, that got corrupted, due to me plugging hardisk in other laptop...
TLDR
So to wrap up, does system restore point, saves index entries and file attributes, that can be applied.. will it undo the changes made by chkdsk, will it repair the file permissions changes, that was made from plugging harddisk in other lap..
Or does, applying system restore., that was taken before, folder permission changes, and before chkdsk, if it is applied afted chkdsk . Will mess up things, even more .
