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Did you not add NTFS permissions, and only added share permissions?
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I disabled UAC I thought. &nbsp; Does it not completely go away.
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Can you paste some screenshots of your properties, share settings and security?
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Disabling the UAC through the registry worked. &nbsp; I had though by dropping it in Control Panel - Users - UAC would be enough. &nbsp; It wasn't.
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Interesting. So the same issue is already present on 2012 and maybe also on win8.
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Ok, so I'm banging my head on a desk right now, because I know it should work but it doesn't.<br />
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I have a simple folder on Server 2012. &nbsp; I've set the permissions to Full for Domain Admins and Owner Domain Admins. &nbsp; I'm obviously a Domain Admin. &nbsp; &nbsp; I also have a clients Security Group set to full permissions. &nbsp; &nbsp; I've also added a share for both Domain Admins and Client SG. &nbsp; &nbsp;I'm able to open an browse the folder while looking at it as a share, however locally I'm getting a You don't currently have permission to access this folder. &nbsp; <br />
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Please help me, I'm starting to feel like a newbie.
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Ok, so I'm banging my head on a desk right now, because I know it should work but it doesn't.

I have a simple folder on Server 2012.   I've set the permissions to Full for Domain Admins and Owner Domain Admins.   I'm obviously a Domain Admin.     I also have a clients Security Group set to full permissions.     I've also added a share for both Domain Admins and Client SG.    I'm able to open an browse the folder while looking at it as a share, however locally I'm getting a You don't currently have permission to access this folder.   

Please help me, I'm starting to feel like a newbie.

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