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A certain Windows 10 Pro computer that I support has an issue where the enable security permissions inheritance for the %tmp% folder keeps getting disabled.<br />
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This %tmp% folder is located in its default location of C:\Users\username\AppData\<wbr />Local\Temp<wbr /><br />
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What is the power shell command that will re-enable security permissions inheritance for the %tmp% folder within a Windows 10 OS?
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A certain Windows 10 Pro computer that I support has an issue where the enable security permissions inheritance for the %tmp% folder keeps getting disabled.

This %tmp% folder is located in its default location of C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp

What is the power shell command that will re-enable security permissions inheritance for the %tmp% folder within a Windows 10 OS?

PowerShell command to enable security permissions inheritance for the %tmp% folder within Windows 10

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