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3 years ago

Why are you unable to modify the budget file, when you have the allow full control ntfs permission? 70-410?

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

statuscvo [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The main reason for not modifying the budget file if you have full control ntfs permission because <u>I previously set a share permission that is limited to me only</u>.

Further Explanation:

I am unable to modify the Budget file since Student account only have the read permission and the administrator account has full access control to modify the Budget file. Also, I still have read permission and part of the Domain user group in share permission. For modify the Budget file on the computer, share permissions do not apply when accessing a file on the local drive.

The below Figure 1 shows the sharing permission for different work group:

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Answer details:

Grade: Senior Secondary School
Subject: Computers and Technology
Chapter: Basics of Computer

Keyword:

Budget file, unable, modify, all full access control. Ntfs, permission, read permission, write permission, local drive, work group, domain user group, share permission, limited, file

Serggg [28]3 years ago

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Reason is because from this machine, I only have READ permissions and still in the Domains users. I should have full access in the share permission “Student” becomes a part of the Domain Users group in share permission. In this group, only READ permission is allowed.

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