Re: How to make a drive private
- From: "Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoSpam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 00:17:15 -0700
If the F drive is formatted with FAT you need to first convert it
so that it is NTFS formatted. See Convert
If the F drive is NTFS formatted, then open a cmd window
start / run cmd
and into it enter
cacls F: /t /g administrators:f
This will make it so that administrative account and only administrative
accounts will be able to access anything on the F: drive
You are not able to "make private" in the user interface as that
feature is only for a couple of specific areas, like the user's own
profile storage. What the above has done is equivalent provided
that only you have admin accounts.
"MaurizioC" <MaurizioC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7DF896D5-6D94-41A4-9106-94EFA1C19D96@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have added an other drive to my PC running Win XP Pro.
> My PC has two users, one is me as administrator plus another with no
> adninistrator rights.
> The privacy setting on drive C, that contains all the program files
> including My Documents folders, does not let the other user have access to
> them while the drive F that contains all my working files is wide open.
> I tried to make the all drive private but the sistem does not permit me to
> mark that option.
> I need to make the all the content of drive F private, can anybody suggest
> me how to do it?
> Thanks
> Maurizio
>
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