How to allow domain users to create file on c root
Dear Sir,
We have Windows 7 workstataions with Windows Server 2008 Domain. Domain users can create folder on c:\ but file. Beside adding the users to Local Adminstrators group, any solution can allow this user to create file on c:\.
Thanks a lot.
With regards,
Wataw
We have Windows 7 workstataions with Windows Server 2008 Domain. Domain users can create folder on c:\ but file. Beside adding the users to Local Adminstrators group, any solution can allow this user to create file on c:\.
Thanks a lot.
With regards,
Wataw
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While Xaelian's answer is certainly good, it's important to note that this really isn't a "best practice" on Windows 7 computers. Microsoft configured the root of the "C:" partition to have that extra layer of security in an attempt to help prevent malware (or something similar) from creating files at that location. Typically, I have found that there is rarely any type of compelling need for an end-user to create files at the root of the "C:" partition, and any type of software that tries to do the same is usually an outdated legacy application that should be upgraded.
The bottom line: while this can be done, it probably shouldn't be done. It's rarely beneficial when there are viable alternatives that don't involve lowering your operating system security.
The bottom line: while this can be done, it probably shouldn't be done. It's rarely beneficial when there are viable alternatives that don't involve lowering your operating system security.
Please refer below link.
(http://www.petri.co.il/disable-uac-in-windows-7.htm)