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1. you can change the inheritance from C drive and then reassign the permissions, but I think it won't be a good idea. Did you check share and NTFS permissions? Like on share put everyone and then change the NTFS permission.<br />
2. You cannot update from a 32bit to 64bit, you'll have to migrate or just start from scratch.
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1. you can change the inheritance from C drive and then reassign the permissions, but I think it won't be a good idea. Did you check share and NTFS permissions? Like on share put everyone and then change the NTFS permission.
2. You cannot update from a 32bit to 64bit, you'll have to migrate or just start from scratch.

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First off, shaing anything oc a DC is a security risk. Your DC should be the most secure device on your network!
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First off, shaing anything oc a DC is a security risk. Your DC should be the most secure device on your network!

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I am having trouble with my primary domain controller. No matter how I set the sharing permissions and security permissions users can't use the folders. I have switched to sharing folders on the secondary DC and everything is fine. I am on Server 2008 32bit and I think I will move to R2 early. My question is two pronged.1 Is there an easy way to reset the permissions on Server 2008? 2 What is the best/easiest way to upgrade/migrate to 2008 64bit R2?
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I am having trouble with my primary domain controller. No matter how I set the sharing permissions and security permissions users can't use the folders. I have switched to sharing folders on the secondary DC and everything is fine. I am on Server 2008 32bit and I think I will move to R2 early. My question is two pronged.1 Is there an easy way to reset the permissions on Server 2008? 2 What is the best/easiest way to upgrade/migrate to 2008 64bit R2?

Folder Permissions Server 2008

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.