Summary: I have a shared folder for which I have given full access to a user group who will access it from across the network. However, I do not want this spec...
Summary: I need a utility or a way or something to change a whole crapload of ntfs permissions at once to an entire directory, including files and folders. I w...
Summary: I need to create a public folder where users can add, modify, and delete their OWN folders. All other users can only READ each others folders and fil...
Summary: Hi. When you protect a document within Microsoft Word 2000 to make it read-only, will this be more powerful than NTFS permissions? i.e. if I create a...
Summary: If you look at the permissions tab on one of the sub folders, have the permissions you require been correctly inherited to it? You may have removed th...
Summary: Hi, I seem to be having some problems with NTFS permissions, specifically with my group policy folder. I have specifically given some users read and ...
Summary: Make sure the NTFS permissions on the folder are Full Controll for the everyone group. When you have shared permissions and NTFS permissions Windows ...
Summary: Yes, using ntfs permissions. Well, you're not really "adding a password" to a folder with ntfs permissions. What you are doing is restricting access ...
Summary: when sharing and NTFS permission conflict, the most restrictive permission prevails.... the share permission should allow users to create folders and ...
Summary: I have being running an IIS 5.0 webpage for years and suddenly when users try to access a link they get "The user has not been granted the requested l...
Summary: Dear All I have got a windows 2000 server with NTFS file system. It is administered by more than one person. Somebody has changed the security setting...
Summary: In W2k you only have to set one permission vs. folders for example where you'd set share and NTFS permissions. Come to think of it, this is the same a...
Summary: You're a bit confused on your terminology. Share permissions will have no effect at all on local users. (users actually sitting in front of the comp...
Summary: Hey I was having problems installing programs onto my computer, and I read on the Microsoft site that the error code meant I needed to give 'System' f...
Summary: Ok, So first of all you will have to create all the people who will use this folder as users of the Computer. go to control panel, administrative too...
Summary: Try the above advice on sharing the volume or folders out. Then try either of these: 1. Put everyone permissions on the shares, share permissions an...
Summary: I hear all the time FAT32 and NTFS can anyone explain me what is this and what the different between them what the best to work under when I am format...
Summary: Hi, can anyone help. I am currently studying MCSE, I am finding it quite a struggle, even after completion of A+, N+. I dont have any real world exper...
Summary: A peer to peer will work fine with so few machines. Use the TCP/IP protocol, it is the best. Use shared folder permissions and NTFS permissions on the...
Summary: The difference is that on the Sharing Tab, the permissions are for Share permissions as Jennifer say. The Security Tab allows configuration of file (...
Summary: If you're in charge of a Server, I'm surprised you don't know how to do this, as it's a very basic administration responsibility. If you don't share...
Summary: I am experiencing an issue where I have applied a few changes to the windows fade effects using a regkey in which I created. The issue is that when I ...
Summary: Please copy the following into to a Word document for easy to read. Guys, in all my history working with MS, this has got to be the worst I have ever...
Summary: just want to know how to remove win2000 and the ntfs. It doesnt matter if i loose all my data, i just want to get rid of 2000 and ntfs. thanks. ...
Summary: Hi Glen, If that is the case, if I remove AD from all the servers and recreate the domain, is there a way to restore the AD database from the old co...
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