can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
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can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
hi
can i change folder and the subfolder permission?
for example remove everything and let everyone read and write
if yes , i can i do it?
thanks
can i change folder and the subfolder permission?
for example remove everything and let everyone read and write
if yes , i can i do it?
thanks
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
Editing NTFS permissions works the same way as in Explorer - via an object's properties in the tab Security. Be aware that removing directory permissions usually requires the inheritance to be disabled first. Depending on the directory owner it might also be necessary to take ownership of the directory before the permissions can be changed; this is not necessary when changing permissions as administrator.
One thing you should NEVER do, although this can be read throughout the web: Grant the pseudo-user "Everyone" the permission "Full Control". This allows everyone - including guests - to change permissions! If you want everyone to be able to write, it's sufficient to grant the "Write" permission.
This topic can become very complex very quickly. I suggest to read and try to understand before you change permissions since doing so can have security implications.
One thing you should NEVER do, although this can be read throughout the web: Grant the pseudo-user "Everyone" the permission "Full Control". This allows everyone - including guests - to change permissions! If you want everyone to be able to write, it's sufficient to grant the "Write" permission.
This topic can become very complex very quickly. I suggest to read and try to understand before you change permissions since doing so can have security implications.
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
hiDalai wrote: 2025-04-07, 09:34 UTC Editing NTFS permissions works the same way as in Explorer - via an object's properties in the tab Security. Be aware that removing directory permissions usually requires the inheritance to be disabled first. Depending on the directory owner it might also be necessary to take ownership of the directory before the permissions can be changed; this is not necessary when changing permissions as administrator.
One thing you should NEVER do, although this can be read throughout the web: Grant the pseudo-user "Everyone" the permission "Full Control". This allows everyone - including guests - to change permissions! If you want everyone to be able to write, it's sufficient to grant the "Write" permission.
This topic can become very complex very quickly. I suggest to read and try to understand before you change permissions since doing so can have security implications.
well i would like to know if tc hav a plugin or a feature to change them ,and not via explorer
thanks
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
There is no such plugin or feature.giulia wrote: 2025-04-07, 13:46 UTC hi
well i would like to know if tc hav a plugin or a feature to change them ,and not via explorer
thanks
This would in no way take away the considerations which Dalai has explained.
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
cm_EditPermissionInfo
cm_EditOwnerInfo
cm_EditOwnerInfo
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
This may not help at all.
The result for both functions is:
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Windows
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Windows cannot take ownership as requested because a component of the software you are using that is required to perform that function is not compatible with any version of Windows released after Windows Server 2003. Contact your software vendor to find out if this software has been updated for current versions of Windows.
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OK
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Windows 11 Home, Version 24H2 (OS Build 26100.3915)
TC 11.51 x64 / x86
Everything 1.5.0.1391a (x64), Everything Toolbar 1.5.2.0, Listary Pro 6.3.2.88
QAP 11.6.4.2.1 x64
TC 11.51 x64 / x86
Everything 1.5.0.1391a (x64), Everything Toolbar 1.5.2.0, Listary Pro 6.3.2.88
QAP 11.6.4.2.1 x64
Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
hi
i guess maybe with a command line and icacls
for example
icacls Install /inheritance:d /t /c
should remove everthing
there isn't any way to do it, right?
i guess maybe with a command line and icacls
for example
icacls Install /inheritance:d /t /c
should remove everthing
there isn't any way to do it, right?
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
You cannot delete everything, you can reset:
Command: %comspec% /q/c takeown /f
Parameters: "%P*" /r /d y && icacls "%P*" /reset /t
Command: %comspec% /q/c takeown /f
Parameters: "%P*" /r /d y && icacls "%P*" /reset /t
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
hiFla$her wrote: 2025-04-07, 15:00 UTC You cannot delete everything, you can reset:
Command: %comspec% /q/c takeown /f
Parameters: "%P*" /r /d y && icacls "%P*" /reset /t
nice , so i can reset it's like take Take Ownership?
and can i know i can set everyone permission full ?
thanks
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Re: can i change folder and subfoder permission ?
Yes.
Parameters: "%P*" /r /d y && icacls "%P*" /grant *S-1-1-0:F /c /l /q /t
Parameters: "%P*" /r /d y && icacls "%P*" /grant *S-1-1-0:F /c /l /q /t
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