No access to OS X part files!

I got access my OS X part files in Maverick while I was in Windows using boot camp. But I can't do so while I upgraded to Yesomite. Is there any way I could have this privilege back? I know parallel allows to do that but I do not want to spend more money. I am running Boot Camp 5.1 in MacBook Pro (early 2012).

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this is probably caused by some internal ASP.NET caches going out of synch (not a WT issue). Try to delete the Temporary ASP.NET Files directory (located in %SYSTEMROOT%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727) and restart IIS, and it should help.
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Stefan

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Message was edited by: V.K.

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Michael Shao
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