Not able to copy anything to my slave g drive

[Steven_96]

Hi,

I have an issue maybe you can be of some assistance. I have a g slave hard drive I can get into the drive and view the contetnts of the drive but when I right click and I click add folder to create a new folder it saysd I need permission to do that. I also can't save anything to the drive because it says I can't save to it either with out permission. I have right clicked on the drive and have clicked permissions and system is the entry that's highlighted. And the check below are in full control modify read and execute list folder contents and read and write. No check in special permissions. When I click on edit everything that Just mentioned again accept for special permissions has a check in it. But everything is greyed out. So I can't change anything.

Hoping you can help

 

[kerberos_20]

right click on you drive, select properties, click on security, add your account there
if it wont let you, then change ownership

http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs-permissions-setting.htm

 

[Steven_96]

right click on you drive, select properties, click on security, add your account there
if it wont let you, then change ownership

http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs-permissions-setting.htm

 

[Steven_96]

It doesn't allow me to change anything

 

[kerberos_20]

u need to be logged in as administrator to change those things

 

[kerberos_20]

 

[Steven_96]

I nhave an administrator account for windows. When I click on the administrator entry everything is greyed out How do I un grey everything if you will to make it so that I can edit this?

 

[kerberos_20]

TAKEOWN /F G:\ /R /D Y
ICACLS "g:\" /reset /T

If it wont let you, then i cant help you, because owner of that drive has put group policy on it, and you "admin" account has lower mandatory level

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb625963.aspx

 

[Steven_96]

TAKEOWN /F G:\ /R /D Y
ICACLS "g:\" /reset /T

If it wont let you, then i cant help you, because owner of that drive has put group policy on it, and you "admin" account has lower mandatory level

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb625963.aspx

Okay thanks thisd might work I never tried this. I'm not sure what the group policy means. I know what the group policy editor is. So it might be just finding whatever it is in the group policy editor to fix it And turn it off or on whatever.. I was on the Phone with Microsoft There level 2 technician is going to call me back because the first guy couldn't fix my issue.