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Do you try to logout and login again before trying to access the folder. This is sometimes required when changing permissions to resources including folders.
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Do you try to logout and login again before trying to access the folder. This is sometimes required when changing permissions to resources including folders.

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cmsxpjh&gt; after logout and login - still the same
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cmsxpjh> after logout and login - still the same

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Hey<br />
<br />
I have a 2012 R2 Server installed<br />
<br />
(logged on as domain admin)<br />
<br />
First I create folder &quot;C:\MyTest&quot; - &quot;disable inheritance&quot;<br />
<br />
Add &quot;domain\domain admins&quot; - full control<br />
Add &quot;System&quot; - full control<br />
<br />
Remove all other rights<br />
<br />
Add &quot;Share - Everyone - full control&quot;<br />
<br />
When using explorer and click on C:\MyTest - I get &quot;You dont currently have permissions to access this folder&quot; <br />
<br />
When clicking &quot;Continue&quot; I get access to the folder - but now my username is added to the folder permission. <br />
<br />
Why? Why does the &quot;domain admins&quot; group not give me the rights? <br />
<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
<br />
Mike
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Hey

I have a 2012 R2 Server installed

(logged on as domain admin)

First I create folder "C:\MyTest" - "disable inheritance"

Add "domain\domain admins" - full control
Add "System" - full control

Remove all other rights

Add "Share - Everyone - full control"

When using explorer and click on C:\MyTest - I get "You dont currently have permissions to access this folder" 

When clicking "Continue" I get access to the folder - but now my username is added to the folder permission. 

Why? Why does the "domain admins" group not give me the rights? 

Thanks in advance

Mike

Security on folders - help me to understand

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