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I have a machine that has 2 user accounts on it. (user 1 and user 2) Both are members of the administrators group because I want both users to be able to install programs. The problem is that, I have a folder that I want only one of the users (user 1) to have access to. I removed all inherited permissions, and made "user 1" the owner of the folder. When user 2 tries to click on the folder a window pops up that says "you don't currently have permission to access this folder. Click continue to access this folder." Can I disable this so that user 2 wont be able to gain access to the folder? -- beetlejelly |
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No, as long as they have admin permissions they will always be able to grant themselves access. -- Fmjc001 ::*I would love to change the world, but they won't give me the source code*:: :geek: |