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| | ACL I am pretty sure I meesed up the access rights for some files in "Windows" and/or "system32". is there a place I get get the standard set that has been saved using icacls? |
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| | Re: ACL Richard I don't think that the icacls /restore command will work unless you have explicitly saved the ACL state of particular files or folders. The only thing I can suggest is a System Restore back to a point before you made the changes. -- Ronnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "Richard Turnock" <RichardTurnock@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:35E69301-13B0-4061-8C6A-7FF0179A207D@microsoft.com... >I am pretty sure I meesed up the access rights for some files in "Windows" > and/or "system32". is there a place I get get the standard set that has > been > saved using icacls? |
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| | Re: ACL Ronnie, Thanks. For some reason I have only 10 days of restore points. I have to check into that. Strangley an upgrade in place also doesn't work, i.e. upgrading from Vista to Vista because of a "one of more system component..." message. "Ronnie Vernon MVP" wrote: > Richard > > I don't think that the icacls /restore command will work unless you have > explicitly saved the ACL state of particular files or folders. > > The only thing I can suggest is a System Restore back to a point before you > made the changes. > > > > -- > > Ronnie Vernon > Microsoft MVP > Windows Shell/User > > > "Richard Turnock" <RichardTurnock@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:35E69301-13B0-4061-8C6A-7FF0179A207D@microsoft.com... > >I am pretty sure I meesed up the access rights for some files in "Windows" > > and/or "system32". is there a place I get get the standard set that has > > been > > saved using icacls? > > |
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