Re: Permissions for removable drive

Is the drive formatted with NTFS file system as shown in it's properties??
If it is you should be able as an administrator to grant permissions to
other users/groups. There is also security option that can be accessed via
Local Security Policy under local policies/security options for allowed to
eject removable media that by default is configured only for administrators
but can be changed to include power users and interactive users. --- Steve


"Stan" <nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eUtewbqcGHA.3856@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,

iPod's creates a removable drive which only works properly for a local
admin.
Even when a user is a member of Power Users group, the file structure on
the
drive is hidden and there is no write access to it.

Windows sees iPod as a removable drive. I wonder how can I get non-admin
user full access to it?

Thanks,

-Stan



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