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Right click on folder go to Properties<br />
Security Tab<br />
Advanced<br />
Hit Change Permissions<br />
Unselect Box :Include Inheritable permissions from this object's parent<br />
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You can decide if you want Add or Remove
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Right click on folder go to Properties
Security Tab
Advanced
Hit Change Permissions
Unselect Box :Include Inheritable permissions from this object's parent

You can decide if you want Add or Remove

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Click Change Permissions FIRST
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How do I block folder inheritance in Windows 2008 server? I created sub folders that I need to lock down.
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How do I block folder inheritance in Windows 2008 server? I created sub folders that I need to lock down.

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