A PITA security measure that supposedly prevents things but since I can run SETACL as
an administrator group member from a command line to change the ACL I would be
dubious about the measure preventing anything.
Call me "narrow minded" LOL, but one of the 1st things I did to my Vista test box was
take back ownership using SETACL after continuously hitting permissions issues.
On 1/5/2010 6:18 PM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Anyone know who TrustedInstaller is on Windows 7? How do I get permission from
him to delete a folder?
