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Old May 8, 2008 | 07:09 AM
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When changing permissions from Vista, you need to take care you do not
change ownership or modify the permissions already on the files... you are
just needing to add a permission.
Unfortunately, Vista makes this exceedingly difficult.

To do it properly in Vista:
1) Open an "administrator/root" explorer
- Click start
- Type explorer
- right-click windows explorer
- click run-as administrator
2) From the admin explorer, allow access to a folder
- Browse to the folder you need access to
- Right-click it
- Click Properties
- Click security tab
- Click Edit
- Click Add
* If only your account needs access, type your username
* If every account on vista needs access, type: Users
- Press enter
- Click the checkbox under Allow next to Full control
- Click OK
- Click OK
NOTE: You may also have to repeat step 2 for folders within the folder you
just set the permissions on, if they were created by the operating system.
Repeat step 2 for all folders you need access to.

(thats how it was done on the beta's it may still be the same on the release, but im not certain)

Last edited by Turbocabbie; May 8, 2008 at 07:11 AM.
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