Windows 7 Security Settings (D) Drive
Dear Sir
I am facing issue of security settings with my "D" drive NTFS based with Win7 professional that the security settings are disturbed and i am unable to restore the settings on previous state
The error snap is attached
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Although i am trying to give admin rights to drive D but same error appeared what i do now
Please guide me
Regards
August 9th, 2010 10:12am
First, please check the information in this knowledge base (KB) article:
Error message when you change security settings for a folder that contains a child object for which you do not have access permission: "Access is denied"
If the issue persists, try changing the owner of the D: drive to SYSTEM which is the default setting and see if the issue can be resolved. To do so:
1.
Right-click the D: drive, select
Properties -> Security tab ->
Advanced at the bottom > Owner tab >
Edit.
2.
Highlight
SYSTEM in the list.
If SYSTEM is not in the list, click "Other users or groups", type
system, click "Check Names", find SYSTEM and then click
OK.
3.
Put a tick in "Replace owner on subcontainers and objects", and
Apply -> OK.
4.
Click
Yes when you receive the Security pop-up window then click
OK to the Close/Reopen message.
5.
Now go back to the
Properties -> Security tab.
6.
Click
Edit -> Add. Type in your
User Account Name in the box under Enter the objects name to select.
7.
Click on
Check Names -> OK.
8.
Click on your
User Account Name to highlight it.
9.
Check the box for
Full Control -> Apply and
OK.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Linda
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August 11th, 2010 3:12am
Please help Me i had same issue I cannot resolved totally how i can resolve
the same issue is remain there for folders and files
July 10th, 2012 10:52am