Re: How do I completely eliminate file permission in Vista?

+Bob+;1151306 Wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:54:23 -0600, FMV <guest@unknown-email.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >I need to know how I can completely eliminate file permissions in
> >Windows Vista Home Premium 64. I am not referring to turning User
> >Control on or off in Control Panel. I need to stop Vista from using
> any
> >and all file permissions completely.
>
> Eliminating File Permissions would not be possible. However, you can
> take ownership of the entire C: drive and give yourself full control.
>
> Right click on the C drive in explorer. Choose Properties then
> Security. Click Advanced. Click Owner. Take ownership.
>
> Next, go back into Advanced, change the Permissions to grant yourself
> full control. Be sure to check the box "apply to all sub directories".
> Be prepared to wait about 20 minutes while it runs through the whole C
> drive resetting permissions.
thanks bob. u made some of the quickest sense i've ever needed for a
technical issue! =)

ps - the check box for including all subfolders is where u take
ownership of the file/folder under the 'Permissions' tab at the bottom.
it reads 'Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent'.

n to reply to the vista vs xp..microsoft was smart in doing things like
this cuz it makes it that much more difficult to get around security
risks. if u kno what ur doing in vista tho, its not bad at all. SO much
better than xp with SP1. MS 4 life


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