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kubla   01-19-2012 at 07:16:00 PM

Hello,
I can no longer add user permissions to a network C: drive - I get an access denied message. What could have happened? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kubla

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baiju31   01-20-2012 at 06:58:03 PM

user only permiton this network in my folder but network comand that type of large and aplicabal > driver > cabal unplag > update and last to finesh

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hang-the-9   01-20-2012 at 07:42:15 PM

Your account rights must have changed, or someone changed rights on the drive to remove your account. Check with whoever is in charge of security for the resource you are working with.

Also, a network drive can never be C, you may want to explain things a bit better.

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kubla   02-01-2012 at 10:03:10 PM

hang-the-9 wrote :

Your account rights must have changed, or someone changed rights on the drive to remove your account. Check with whoever is in charge of security for the resource you are working with.

Also, a network drive can never be C, you may want to explain things a bit better.



Hello hang-the-9
sorry for the late reply. I did not explain the problem very well as you may have guessed. First of all I am a network admin. If I logon to any PC on the network (remotely or locally), I can no longer add any users or change permissions to the C: drive. There are no problems with adding user's or permissions to any folder beneath the C: drive.

Also, there are no problems adding user's or permissions to the C: drive with a newly-cloned PC.

I cannot think what may have happened.

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hang-the-9   02-02-2012 at 04:28:10 PM
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kubla   02-09-2012 at 08:55:53 PM

Thanks HT9 - that worked.

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