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Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Grant Administrator Rights to Folders and Then Delete Them?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...nbsp; { Invoke-Expression "
icacls
$HD /grant administrators:F /t...nbsp; { Invoke-Expression "
icacls
$PD /grant administrators:F /t" } "Removing...and taken ownership of the folders, the
icacls
utility is used to grant administrators full...
Posted on
6 Apr 2010
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Use PowerShell to Download Files from the Internet
By
CraigLieb
...this is to write a VBScript script that calls
icacls
. I have written several Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog posts that talk about using
icacls
with Windows PowerShell. To use
icacls
with VBScript, you will need to write a VBScript...
Posted on
20 Jan 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (2/12/10)
By
ScriptingGuy1
...can do this by using either Subinacl or
Icacls
. The latter is the preferred tool to...accomplish. Here is some documentation for
icacls
. Here is a short example of using it...psiscontainer } | ForEach-Object {
icacls
$_.fullname /Grant Users:`(F...
Posted on
11 Feb 2010
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (04/24/09)
By
ScriptingGuy1
...Windows Server 2003 and later, you can use
icacls
.exe to work with file security. Here...article on TechNet that talks about using
icacls
.exe . This Knowledge Base article talks about where to download
icacls
.exe for Windows Server 2003 (it is...
Posted on
24 Apr 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! Can I Determine a Folder's Access Rights and Who Has Them?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...access and what those access rights are. I guess I could use the
Icacls
utility , but I prefer to use something that is native to Windows...occasion. Back to your question. If you do not want to use the
Icacls
utility because it is not native to Windows PowerShell, the...
Posted on
13 Sep 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (8/20/10)
By
ScriptingGuy1
...this setting. If you are certain you need to do this, you can easily use
Icacls
to do this. We have a Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog post or two that talk about using
Icacls
. You may also wish to refer to some of the scripts in the Script Repository...
Posted on
19 Aug 2010
in Blog -
Blog Post:
The Most Popular Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog Posts
By
ScriptingGuy1
...users profile path. The script then uses the takeown utility to take ownership of the folders, and then it uses the
icacls
utility to grant administrators full control of the folders. Next, it uses the Windows PowerShell Remove-Item cmdlet to...
Posted on
2 Jan 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! Can I Remove Specific Folder Access Rights on a Per-User Basis?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...significant is because most of the time when I am confronted with a security type of question I say use either Subinacl or use
Icacls
. Because I am in a good mood, I am susceptible to suggestion. The script I came up with is similar to the script I wrote...
Posted on
16 Sep 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (6/5/09)
By
ScriptingGuy1
...soon as you have created the groups and assigned the users to the groups, you could then use a command-line tool such as
Icacls
.exe which is included in Windows Server 2003 R2 to change the NTFS permissions. How Can I Format Specific Words in a Word...
Posted on
5 Jun 2009
in Blog -
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