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To disable inheritance and remove all inherited permissions, run: To disable the inheritance permissions on the file system object and copy the current access control list (explicit permissions), run the command list: icacls c:\PS /inheritance:d You can enable or disable permissions on folder/file objects using the /inheritance option of the icacls command.

Keep in mind that prohibiting rules have a higher priority than allowing ones. You can remove all the permissions of John by using the command: icacls C:\PS /remove JohnĪlso, you can prevent a user or group of users from accessing a file or folder using the explicitly deny in a way like this: icacls c:\ps /deny "NYUsers:(CI)(M)" For example: icacls C:\PS /grant Everyone:F /T For example, Administrators, Everyone, Users, etc. You can use the built-in group names in the icacls command. In order to grant read + execute + write access, use the command: icacls E:\PS /grant John:(OI)(CI)(RX,W) The following command can be used to grant a user read + execute + delete access permissions to the folder: icacls E:\PS /grant John:(OI)(CI)(RX,D) Icacls "C:\PS" /grant domainNYUsers:F /Q /C /T To grant Full Control permission for the NYUsers domain group and apply all settings to the subfolders: Execute the command: icacls C:\PS /grant John:M For example, you want to grant the user John the permissions to edit the contents of the folder C:\PS.

With the icacls command, you can change the access lists for the folder.

If you need to find all the objects in the specified directory and its subdirectories in which the SID of a specific user and group is specified, use the command: icacls C:\PS /findsid /t /c /l /q Use iCACLS to Set Folder’s or File’s Permissions

These NTFS permissions are inherited to all child objects in this directory.īelow is a complete list of permissions that can be set using the icacls utility: This means that this user has the right to write and modify file system objects in this directory.