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| How to Restore Default Folder/Drive Permissions
I've just finished a clean install of Vista but one of my drives permissions are messed up. I was able to add my account so I can access all the files on the drive but just to be safe I would like to restore the default permissions to that drive. Is there a way to do this? |
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Which drive? The boot drive or another drive. This would be another drive (E:). Only data is on here....no programs, OS, etc. Just don't want to reformat. |
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| Re: How to Restore Default Folder/Drive Permissions
Try the following good old fashioned defaults (and check the box to replace permissions on child objects) Authenticated users Modify Read/Execute List contents Read Write System Full control Administrators Full control Users Read & Execute List folder contents Read If you want the more restrictive set of permissions (generally for your boot drive) Authenticated Users Special permissions Traverse List folders /read data Read attributes Read extended attributes Create files / write data Create folders / append data Write attributes Write extended attributes Delete Read permissions Users Read & Execute List folder contents Read Administrators Full control System Full Control |
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I have similar problem,permissions got messed up for c:windows\system32 Is there a way to restore it to default permissions as when the system was installed? Please post a detailed description about the problem you're facing. Are you trying to write to the System32 folder, and receiving an error? |
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The problem was that the system32 folder and everything under it got messed up by a familymember so i tryed to set it up as it was before by looking in another pc. Coudnīt start several system programs and eventlog was one of them. Iīv fixed that one,didnīt have right permissions in the folder \win32\winevt. But for future problems like this is there quick way to set permissions on for example c:\windows and c:\windows\system32 ?. A quick way to restor it to default. There is a default security template which can be applied, but it resets all the registry permissions, security for system files/folders to defaults. |
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| Re: How to Restore Default Folder/Drive Permissions
Hi, Please help. I removed the "Authenticated Users" in the Security Tab. I did not really removed it. I just unchecked all the boxes, and when I clicked "OK", the "Authenticated Users" was gone in the list. I think this leads to several changes. How do you restore the "Authenticated Uses" in the list? Please help. Thanks |
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