Advanced Windows permissions for files and folders
So many times we’ve need to setup advanced windows permissions and understanding what each permission is for is not something I keep at the front of my limited memory 🙂
Here is the official Microsoft documentation on what each right means when setting advanced permissions for files and folders
Folder permissions include Full Control, Modify, Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, Read, and Write. For information about these permissions, see File and folder permissions. Each of these permissions consists of a logical group of special permissions which are listed and defined below.
Source: Permissions for files and folders: User Rights; Security Policy; Security Services
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OMG Jayb ! I have used the File permission feature for longer. But i don’t even noticed or ever thought of these. This is really useful. Thanks for sharing.