Help with previous hidden folder moved to new laptop - no permission

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       #11

    writhziden said:
    I appreciate that you are trying to help, but the attribute change you suggest will only make the folder visible. It will not change the permissions on the folder or the ownership. We need to see what the permissions status is with icacls and then set it up appropriately for the directory, subdirectories, and files.
    We are also dealing with:
    GarnettFan4Life said:
    bbearren said:
    Have you tried an elevated command prompt and used attrib -h on the folder?
    Sorry, Very basic computer knowledge here so no I haven't and don't know what that is
    I don't see a rush here. ICACLS is a bit more complex than ATTRIB. I think we can take it a step at a time.
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       #12

    bbearren: Understand where you are coming from. Just wasn't sure you were heading in that direction...

    GarnettFan4Life: Are you sure Private exists on that drive? Even if it is hidden, icacls should run on it. I just ran it on a hidden folder in my drive... Run the following commands and post back the results of the second command:
    F:
    dir /a
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       #13

    [QUOTE=writhziden;1858284]bbearren: Understand where you are coming from. Just wasn't sure you were heading in that direction...
    ................
    Last edited by GarnettFan4Life; 13 Apr 2012 at 06:49.
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  4. Posts : 11,269
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       #14

    Ah, ok, the command then should be
    icacls F:\BackupMar12\Private
    Also, see what the result of
    icacls F:\BackupMar12
    is
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  5. Posts : 17
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       #15

    writhziden said:
    Ah, ok, the command then should be
    icacls F:\BackupMar12\Private
    Also, see what the result of
    icacls F:\BackupMar12
    is

    sorry, it's actually a 4th level subfolder of BackupMar12


    here's the other one though
    Last edited by GarnettFan4Life; 13 Apr 2012 at 06:49.
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  6. Posts : 11,269
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       #16

    Alright, let's just do this:
    Code:
    icacls /t /c F: /grant "Authenticated Users":(M)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant Users:(RX)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant Administrators:(F)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant SYSTEM:(F)
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  7. Posts : 17
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       #17

    writhziden said:
    Alright, let's just do this:
    Code:
    icacls /t /c F: /grant "Authenticated Users":(M)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant Users:(RX)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant Administrators:(F)
    icacls /t /c F: /grant SYSTEM:(F)

    I have done that
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  8. Posts : 11,269
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       #18

    Oh, forgot one step. You need to do that in an Elevated Command Prompt
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  9. Posts : 17
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       #19

    writhziden said:
    Oh, forgot one step. You need to do that in an Elevated Command Prompt
    ok just did it in the elevated command prompt. More steps?
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  10. Posts : 11,269
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       #20

    Are you now able to transfer the files to the laptop?
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