SQLSERVER 2005 EXPRESS & ATTACH MDF

I installed SBO 2005A SP:01 PL:10
My PC is a P4 2.8MHz, RAM 1,25GB, HD120GB.
My SO is Windows XP sp2.
Im running SqlServer express 2005 (9.0.3042)
Installation was ok, setup created SBO-COMMON and Demo Company.
I can also correctly create a new company database.
Problem is that: I have some customer database I need to attach.
Usually I enter in the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express and I use the Attach option to attach MDF to SQL Server. SO, when I will enter in the SBO client, The company is automatically listed and I can choose it.
THis appened in the old PC. In the new PC When I attach company, company is not listed in the SBO screen.
In the Studio Express I can see the company attacched and I can query it, I correctly setup the right current server with the right session (INFOIXP03\SQLEXPRESS).
Question is that: why after the attach I cannot list my company in the SBO list?
Thank for your answers.

In the .mdf file I permission was referred to the older system owner.
I changed permission with "Full Controll" for everyone and now the company is correctly listed in the choose company window.

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