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If a file like 1.exe, 2.exe, 3.exe is created in the system, how to use CMD to make these folders inaccessible, including the super user

[ Last edited by utem999 on 2006-10-8 at 06:20 ]

Originally posted by utem999 at 2006-10-8 02:08:
If files like 1.exe, 2.exe, 3.exe are created in the system
How to use CMD to make these folders inaccessible
Including the super user

“There are files like 1.exe, 2.exe, 3.exe created in the system” is contradictory to “use CMD to make these folders inaccessible”. Please make the problem clearer, the LZ.
In addition, the topic is relatively vague. It is recommended to modify the topic, such as:
“Use CMD to modify folder access permissions” and so on...

Permissions settings should probably use xcacls.

LZ, refer to this webpage and take a look, I haven't studied it.

http://www.2mysite.net/blogview.asp?logID=648

Originally posted by utem999 at 2006-10-8 02:08:
If files like 1.exe, 2.exe, 3.exe are created in the system
How to use CMD to make these folders inaccessible
Including the super user

[ Last edited by utem999 on 2006-10-8 at 06:20 ]

First create the file
Then set the access permissions

If it is an NTFS partition, only the system user can access it, and even the administrator account cannot access it.

Originally posted by utem999 at 2006-10-8 06:22:

First create the file
Then set access permissions

It is an NTFS partition

If it is 1.exe, you can use:
cacls 1.exe /e /t /r "Administrators"
cacls 1.exe /e /t /r "Administrator"
cacls 1.exe /e /t /r "users"
cacls 1.exe /e /t /r "system"
cacls 1.exe /e /t /r "everyone"

If there are other users on your machine, you can also use the same method to add users who are not allowed to access

Let's see, the original text is in Chinese but the content after is a batch command. The translated text would be:

See if this works
echo y|cacls "path\1.exe" /d everyone
echo y|cacls "path\2.exe" /d everyone
echo y|cacls "path\3.exe" /d everyone