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Patrick Whittle
It seems to me that NT & XP has a command at DOS / CMD that will reset all
NTFS permissions. Do you remeber what that is?
NTFS permissions. Do you remeber what that is?
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Shenan Stanley
Patrick said:It seems to me that NT & XP has a command at DOS / CMD that will
reset all NTFS permissions. Do you remeber what that is?
Yes. I do remember what it is.
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Shenan Stanley
Patrick said:It seems to me that NT & XP has a command at DOS / CMD that will
reset all NTFS permissions. Do you remeber what that is?
Oh - you probably meant to ask "What is the command?" and not if we
remembered what it was...
There's this:
How to reset security settings back to the defaults
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313222
And that is part of this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949377
Which uses that command in a script along with "subinacl" (method 3) to make
sure all of your files/directories/registry keys have default permissions
and at least the members of the local group "administrators" has full rights
to everything.
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Anteaus
- and it is well-known that if you spend too long on computers you end-up
thinking like one. <g>
Riker: "Phasers on stun, fire at will"
Data: "Are you sure?"
Riker: "Yes"
Data shoots Riker.
thinking like one. <g>
Riker: "Phasers on stun, fire at will"
Data: "Are you sure?"
Riker: "Yes"
Data shoots Riker.