I don't recall ever changing any permissions on my machine that got hit
JRS wrote:
If you never changed any permissions, then you should be fine. The patch
only failed for those who did change them. That script sets them back to
normal to work around the patch issue. :)
It gives administrators and system full access to the windows folder
and 8.clb files. The issue with that patch was only if you changed
default access to the Windows directory to enhance security.
I think the R for everyone is read only access??
--- dsinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could
Thank you JRS. Does this mean that I actively went and changed the default
access rights to the Windows folder/directory? Not trying to be
priggish, just trying to understand B4 I let MS do-the-doo.
I have never changed any rights to the Windows folder/directory that I am
aware of since this
If you never changed any permissions, then you should be fine. The patch
only failed for those who did change them. That script sets them back to
normal to work around the patch issue. :)
Thank you JRS. Does this mean that I actively went and changed the default
access rights to the
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
A microsoft auto update broke this, they ought to be requried to fix
it. I don't even understand how to follow their instructions
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 3:28 PM
Subject: Re: [H] Watch out for MS udpates -fixed
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great, though.
Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
A microsoft auto update
Al wrote:
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
turns out the fix was pretty easy...instructions weren't so great,
though. Just two lines to type in and run from a command prompt...
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration /G everyone:R
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Al wrote:
Cool, so tell the lines :)
Al
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration /G everyone:R system:F administrators:F
echo y| cacls %windir%\registration\*.clb /G everyone:R system:F
administrators:F