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How to implement the NTFS Permissions?

Case Study: First make a folder with the name soft. System Administrator wants the users A and B can only access to soft folder and both users have read NTFS permission on soft folder. But System Administrator has full control NTFS permission.

To implement the NTFS permission, perform the following steps:

• First create the folder with the name soft on an NTFS volume or partition.

• Now right click on the soft folder and then click on Properties.

• A small windows dialog box will appear with title folder name Properties, under the Security tab click on Advance button.

Now in next dialog box, uncheck to Inherit from parent.

Then click on Copy or Remove button.

• Click on apply button to save settings and then Ok.

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• Now add the system Administrator, user A and user B in access control list (ACL) by click on add button.

• Now click on Advance button to find the above users.

• Then add the required users in access control list and click OK.

• Now in access control entries (ACE) set the selected user permission then click apply button to save setting and Ok button to finish the process.

Result: Now you can logon with user name A or B and try to modify in soft folder but it can not possible for both user due to NTFS permission.

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