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Changing Access Rights on a File

Jay
Hey There,
I was able to change the access rights to a file through adding an
ACE to the DACL of a file. I have two questions that I am still trying
to get resolved regarding this:

1). When I reboot the machine, the Access Rights go back to the
previous settings, how do I get the modified Access Rights to stick
across reboots?
2). Also, is this information kept in the registry? If so, where in
the registry is it kept?

Thanks,
Jay
(patelj27b at gmail dot com)

May 15 '06 #1
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