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Shared Documents "Access is Denied" problem

Chumpski · 2006-09-23 16:55:19

Hi, Recently, my shared documents folder (with all my music in it) started giving me an "Access is Denied" error. I googled it and found out that i had to change back the file permissions in order to gain access to it again using cacls.exe. My problem is that i cant figure out a way to run the command on every folder and…

23-09-2006 5:55pm

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Chumpski

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Hi,

Recently, my shared documents folder (with all my music in it) started giving me an "Access is Denied" error. I googled it and found out that i had to change back the file permissions in order to gain access to it again using cacls.exe.

My problem is that i cant figure out a way to run the command on every folder and subfolder in the Shared Documents directory all at once, because it takes ages to type it all out for 1 folder only to find that all the subfolders all have the same problem.

How could i do it all at once?

Help would be really appreciated.

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#2 23-09-2006 7:10pm

Mr. Fancypants

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Go to the pc that has the folder. Right click on the folder, go to properties, click on security, advanced, set the permissions there and tick the box to replace permissions on child objects. Then go to sharing, permissions and set your permissions there. Should do the trick.

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Chumpski

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That did the trick, thanks.

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