Advanced NTFS Permissions

[@neutman]

I needed to explain the "Traverse folder" permission to someone. You did it brilliantly. Thanks so much.

[@itfreetraining]

You're welcome!

[@sidikicamara3669]

as always, clear and precise... thank you

[@krisgautam9438]

You been absolutely a Gem !! Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge.

[@itfreetraining]

You are so welcome!

[@memoli801]

I was searching for something like that for a long time. Thank you very much!

[@itfreetraining]

Glad I could help!

[@ygjung5874]

It's really helpful. Thank you for all of your videos. :)

[@itfreetraining]

+정연규 Thanks you. We're always happy to hear our videos were helpful.

[@anandsinhzala1688]

Sir , thanks for the helpful information. How to do the same setting for ms office files to in network share in file server? Please help 🙏

[@itfreetraining]

You can apply the same settings on a network file server. Keep in mind that when you access the file share windows will use the most restrictive permission, thus if you make the share permission more restrictive this will use the access the user connecting to the share will have.

[@maninder_poetry]

Thankyou cuz I'm learning to make a server.

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks. Best of luck building the server.

[@rawtech486]

if you are administrator user but folder owner is differnt , will you be able to open the folder or change security permissions

[@itfreetraining]

If the administrator does not have permission they won't be able to make changes or access the folder. Unless, the administrator is the owner of the folder. However, an administrator can take ownership of a folder and give themselves access.

[@markostojanovic6935]

Have you ever tried removing special permissions for viewing basic/extended attributes on a file? I removed it, even put deny on those permissions, yet I can still view attributes on that file.

[@quicktechiran2993]

this was great!. Thanks

[@itfreetraining]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@samuraibushido7077]

Oh thank you again, as momma woould say "Baggers can't be choosey!!! But, I had a difficult problem in getting IE11 to load on windows 7. I think windows 10 has edge, but even that needs to be tweaked out with the TCP/IP settings. I know IE 11 has a Trident engine and that's the big problem- sucks really!!, and I even got a standalone Google Fra me on it, but it seems to make nooooo difference in (speed of loading) webpages page as fast as chrome. Is there any way you can demo how to change out Trident for a fast engine like Google chrome V8 like a googgle frame thing. How to enter that code!! all consideration will be deeply appreciated

[@LORENZOCOLALONGO]

Hello, I'm looking for a simple software for NTFS file permissions. i have 2 large hardisk with problems accessing folders or files. I'm using a really simple "NTFS-Permissions-Tools_1.3.0" free software but the problem that doesn't work on the subfolders. Do you know any software that can help me?

[@JaFranek]

Thx, best tutorials.

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you!

[@gehennax1]

Im not able to do this setup, Root folder is readonly, in Subfolder: users have permission to make folder or create files but cant delete them. It seems i dont have permission to do so. Im running windows server 2019.

[@itfreetraining]

What were the permissions that your configured?

[@POWER-LED]

What permissions do I need configure, to write and read. But I do not want that the user can create a new map.

[@akshitagrawal607]

Hi, thanks for your video. I had one question. How can i disable access through the address bar for a guest user...??

[@itfreetraining]

The address bar in Windows explorer?

[@akhilendraalle1589]

hi , I was not aware of this permisssions and i have changed them all to only read to my E-disk that to all ie. to admin, user,owner etc.. as a special permission now what can i do to change them all to the default permissions

[@samuraibushido7077]

Did you find out how to get "Special Permission:??? and if you did could you please share it with me? Thank you :)!

[@speedyboishan87]

Hi I cannot download apps on Microsoft Store in Windows 10, This Program is blocked by group policy, how can I resolve this issue.

[@itfreetraining]

Check the group policy would be the easiest way. If you don't have access to do this, you need to speak to your IT department.

[@rajeshpadmanabahan594]

I have a Question, I am using a HP NAS and I have a folder called TEST (\\HPNAS\TEST) I got 2 users User A and User B, User A should Access all files and Folders including editing and Deletion of files and folders, but B is Restricted to Delete files, but he must have a privilege to edit or Move files from one folder to another. I tried in many ways, I give User A, Edit Permission and User B, Edit Permission and unchecked Delete Files Option from Advanced Option. In this scenario, User B can edit notepad files but cannot edit Word, or Excel. But User B cannot Delete Files. Then Removed Edit Permission of User B and Provide Read and Write Basic Permissions, the User B can edit notepad files but cannot edit Word, or Excel. I suspect since Ms-Office working with a Temp file while working and when click save it creates a file if Permission is there and export all content from that working Temp file to Newly created the file and Save. Is there is any way to overcome this issue, Awaiting for your comments.

[@Cyberxpertz]

Hello, I want to delete a domain user profile from a computer, but its asking for ''you need permission to delete this folder'' then I 've taken ownership on that user profile data but again error is same while I've also ticked the option " replace owner on sub-container and objects'' while taking ownership . The folder is also not inherited from its parent folder, please help here many thanks ITFreeTraining.

[@itfreetraining]

If you don't have permission to delete the folder you will not be able to delete it. Taking ownership gives you the access to change permissions so you are half way there. Once you take ownership, add permissions for your user to delete the folder and you should be able to delete it.

[@samuraibushido7077]

Great Video!!!, Bt I would like to get "Special Permission" how do I do that?? Oh,I looked at the below comments and they seem to answer my question sort of.

[@itfreetraining]

Did you get the answer you needed?

[@samuraibushido7077]

:)!! Yes!!! I did!!! Thank you sooooooooooooooooo very much!!!!

[@ShoaibNasir]

how can I allow and deny permission on the same folder as it used to be in server 2008 r2?

[@itfreetraining]

+Shoaib Nasir Deny will overwrite the deny permission. So if both are used at the same time the user will always denied access.

[@azeezolayinka4515]

Pls, it is only general, sharing and customize tab that is show in the folder properties

[@itfreetraining]

Security should also be available, and there may be a 'Previous Versions' tab.

[@grayman6145]

hi, how to do it in windows server 2008 r2 for Allowing read, write, execute but not delete? thanks in advance

[@itfreetraining]

What are you looking to achieve?

[@CVC-CSS]

Thank you, Sir.

[@itfreetraining]

You're very welcome!

[@xxexexex]

How do you enable special permissions?

[@xxexexex]

I'm referring to the thing labeled "Special Permissions" that is greyed out.

[@itfreetraining]

To view the special permission settings, click the Advanced button on the Security tab to open the Advanced Security Settings For Data dialog box. In addition to the normal NTFS permissions, you can use 14 “special access” permissions. These let you fine-tune the permissions granted for a particular object. They’re not actually separate permissions from the standard ones, but refinements of them. For example, the standard Read permission actually involves four separate permissions rolled into one. The special permissions are the four separate settings: Read Data, Read Attributes, Read Permissions, and Read Extended Attributes. By default, the special access permissions are set according to the standard permission settings you have specified, but you can change them as desired.

[@xxexexex]

I'm not talking about the Special Permissions you mention, I'm talking about the "Special Permissions" tickbox that is grayed out. I want to check that box but I can't.

[@itfreetraining]

Exactly, it's grayed out because you edit them through the Advanced permissions instructions I provided. The greyed box is only used to "uncheck" special permissions options. To view the special permission settings, click the Advanced button on the Security tab to open the Advanced Security Settings For Data dialog box.

[@roydisc8413]

i would like some help to ged rid of read only folder and files on windows 8.1 / 10

[@itfreetraining]

***** Change the security of the file so you have access. If you can't, take ownership of the file and then change the permissions.

[@gocthugian8201]

I have two users in the same group. This group has a shared folder. I want to decentralize: - The user who created the file in that directory has full rights on the file - other users do not have the right to delete, edit. help me.

[@itfreetraining]

NTFS permissions would allow you to remove the ability to Delete and make it Read-only for the group of other users while the Owner maintains full permissions. You may have to define it explicitly.

[@Guest-gy9vp]

I think another way to give permission (Read, Write, Excite but not delete). is by selecting standard permission, Read - Execute and List folder contents Finally we will have all the permission we need without delete. However, you have good videos, thanks for posting this video.

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@Guest-gy9vp]

Thank you for sharing the video. That really good job. Thanks again.

[@itfreetraining]

You're most welcome, thanks for watching.

[@rrr1248]

In this case the user not able to save file or rename.

[@sreepriyanks]

i cant understand anything