I believe it works only within one Windows instance. And if you had another one you still would be able to override the access. As you can easily access other user profiles on the pc if you boot from external drive.
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻 Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'... Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻 Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'... Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
Hey Kingsley, Thank you so much for your video. I run into a problem though. I accidentally removed all users including my account and system and now I can't access my drive D. How can I retrieve access to Drive D? Please advise. Thanks
Yes, but this is just changing File & Folder Permissions. I don't wanna do that every time I want to give or restrict access to users. It's it's getting impractical for >1 GB drives. Is there any way that you could actually restrict the hard drive access with one click, and give it back, without altering permissions.
i managed to stop access to users but also cant have full control or modify on admin, i stopped it after pressing apply because i seen i had not selected full control and modify and now i cant fix that.
when you get to: Select User Group/Find now/Search results = long list of ("users") I want to erase, delete, borrar adios! How can I do this, in the users appear in box Search results ? Please :)
The easy way on windows 10 is : 1st step: Create a microsoft account (Make sure your account set to administrator and have full control) step 2: go to ur drive and click properties step 3: Find and click security step 4: click edit final step 5: Uncheck or deny the "User" that u want to disable or Denied to access the drive Make sure your account have full access to the drive:) Microsoft account will help u a lot this is the 2018 way to block other user access:) Note: make sure u dont uncheck the system because system is ur Main administrator :)
Dude I didnt modify access to give all permission in that drive now I can't do any changes 😓😭 please help. Can't add or remove even the buttons are grey
I tried it from admin account, then I went to guest account and tried to alter what I did from admin account and I was successful, I just added the same guest user and changed back to allow on security tab from guest account windows 10 latest, kinda big glitch in the matrix.
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻 Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'... Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
thanks for this. I have 2 questions. 1) How do we block the documents, downloads etc. folders. 2) Can we prevent a user from accessing the desktop. Not viewing or opening but creating or editing files. thanks in advance
1. It's the same process only this time you have to locate the document and download folder and set the permissions, as far as I'm aware document and download folders are available for each individual user on your system, so therefore you'd have to access the directory for each user. By default they should be private to the specific user, the documents folder is but I'm not too sure about the downloads folder. 2. The desktop is also specific for each individual user, however, there's also a public desktop. To answer your question, I don't think you can set write permission without setting read. But honestly I've never tried that, I will when I'm home from work and let you know. It would make sense that you can.
thanks for the prompt reply. I tried it, if we go to the user's desktop folder and set only read permission. Then the user can read documents but cannot edit anything on the desktop. If we disable all permissions, then the user cannot see anything on the desktop or create a file etc. The same goes for documents and downloads. Thank you.
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻 Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'... Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
And happens if the user tries to install a application? Will it allow him/her to install to the c: drive? I thought a better option would have been Group Policy instead of messing with permissions in my opinion that is a far better option.
If they don't have write permission then they cannot install apps. Group policies can also work but this is how I do it because it stays with the drive as opposed to just the OS. That way if anyone takes my drive, the restrictions will still apply. Unless they take ownership of course.
I have a question which no one can answer or has not yet answered, I have one extra hard drive that I want my family to use for storage, I want them to access same hard drive but only their own folder within that hard drive, without being able to access any other folder. The same thing you did but with folders on that extra installed hard drive, is it possible?
Yes of course, it is definitely possible. In fact I have a setup just like that on my home server PC on a drive called "share drive" (featured in this video as "#Network Share" 0:57). I've a folder called Admin, only my admins can access and configure, and then 3 more folders only the allowed users I gave permission to, can access and configure anything within their folders. The steps are almost similar to this video.... To answer your question in its simplest form: lets assume you have family A & family B as users on your PC. Create the two folders for them within the "extra drive", don't edit the drive like I did in this video, but just edit each folder the same way I did in this video, so right click the folder>properties>security etc... See where I chose "ADMIN-owner" username? you'd need to chose only family A's username and "SYSTEM" for family A's folder and vise versa with family B... That's pretty much it. Please don't forget, always make sure to include "SYSTEM" and with full control. Reason why: If anything goes wrong and no one can access a particular directory you set permission to, then SYSTEM will allow you access to edit the permissions again, but you'll have to boot into safe mode. Anyway, that is the quickest and easiest way for me to explain it, of course you may want to consider other permission settings like: can they delete or edit their folders, sub-folders, files. Or create something within their folder etc... However, this would take a bit of time to explain via text and it might confuse you (maybe I already have by now. lol)
Funnily enough, your question is actually something I wanted to make a video of, around the same time I uploaded this video. I thought no one would watch it, so I never made it... I think I might make it soon, seeing as you're interested and it's been a while since I made a helpful video.
Thank you soo much you helped me deal with this problem perfectly! Please make a video on Microsoft word and excel. How to learn working on them. Thank you.
Great! happy to help. I have a second channel called Software Basics (LINK: goo.gl/99Ptyb) This were I make MS Office tutorials and other basic software related videos! Please subscribe, and leave some suggestions, I have MANY videos planned for this summer. I can't do much now as I'm in my final year of college (just 2 months left!).
I can't find the difference between giving permission to 'Administrator and 'Adminstrators'... can anybody tell me? Also, what is 'Authenticated Users'??
Ok, so, I've done this BUT, as I've logged back into the user profile I've just removed access from, I can still right click the drive and add the profile back in! How do I stop this guest profile having any rights whatsoever when it comes to granting access? Thanks 👍
Yes you can do that, you just need to read up on NTFS permissions. I plan on doing some tutorials on NTFS sometime this year. It will feature what you're looking for.
How to partition individually both account admin and user ?(For eg) My lap is 500 gb HDD ok I used admin and user account same partitionBut i want excatly it means adming d,e,f 200 gb and user account d,e,f 200 gb individually Can u help me kingsley tech ? Thank u
Will I have the permission to run executable files such as games,while I'm logged in as a guest? (these files are already on guest's desktop but their data files are in disc's folder)
Stathis Iakovidis If you give the "Everyone" or "Users" Group permission then yes. Guest account will not have access without the necessary connection. Hope that answers your question, I wasn't too sure what you were trying to ask but I think I got it.
Please I need help as I did whatever was told in the video but recently I have to format my system so I did but now it's not giving me the access to the other drives saying you can't access as you are not the administer what to do please help
Boot into safe boot and change the permissions. When you formatted, it created unknown user. You can also try to create the exact same username and password and it could pick it up.
the problem with this is, when another user downloads anything, they can access the drives when they get a popup where to save the download and see contents
No they cannot... It will still prompt access denied. Even if you took the physical drive out and connect it to another system, it will still prompt access denied. Only way to bypass this is by formatting the drive or using third party software to remove the security policy. Try this video using a USB. You'll see for yourself...
i am no longer able to copy files to that local disk in my admin user account.. every time i try to transfer files, a dialogue box appears saying that i dont have the permisson...... please help...!!
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻 Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'... Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
hello there I have removed all except SYSTEM and now I am unable to get write permission to add group and account... plz help I am in a very big problem I guess... all my data is inaccessible now
Sudarshan Mehra You were suppose to leave your username as well... Anyway, you'll have to boot into safe mode - restart your PC, when its restarting, its usually F8 to get in. then change the policy on the drive to add you.
Well my steps are fine, it's about the permissions you set. Sounds like you blocked yourself by setting the wrong permission. Boot into safe mode and restore your permissions.
@@kingsley15 I figured out myself by skipping all steps and jumped all the way doing the last step of the video. Which windows itself denys all current "allow" permissions by setting one deny on full control.
How do I reverse what I did, I cannot save anything on the c drive. My C: drive is not access. Here is the error; 'cannot create folders or files in disk, please modify permissions.'
Dude, u save my life all my folders super secret, great job that you take the time to make the video and upload it, believe me I know what that is
Finally someone intelligent to keep it precise and accurate..
really nice work, step by step how to do this, integrated!
helped me solve a little problem i managed to create to myself.
thanks man !!
Sir, I've a question ❓ Can I do the same with C Drive
Hey sir i mistakenly removed myself from accessing it😭 Idk what to do please help me
What would happens if remove system? Because i have remove system accidentally and nothing happen so far
I believe it works only within one Windows instance.
And if you had another one you still would be able to override the access. As you can easily access other user profiles on the pc if you boot from external drive.
this is how a step by step video is done
Thank you ❤️ watching from Nepal
this video helped me a lot, thanks a million :)
Cheers, happy to help :)
Thankyou! This video was super helpful!
This is what I've been searching for, thanks!
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻
Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'...
Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
exactly the thing i was looking for, thanks.
Thank you so much... this worked🙏
very well done and guys thats how you explain a video
Thank you, you're a saint!
Thanks this was exactly what i was searching for my college laptop thank you so much man.
Thank you... It's amazing
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻
Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'...
Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
Video uploaded 5years ago still useful
Thanks man. It was really helpful...
Hey Kingsley,
Thank you so much for your video. I run into a problem though. I accidentally removed all users including my account and system and now I can't access my drive D. How can I retrieve access to Drive D?
Please advise.
Thanks
Me toooo😶
thank you helped lots will this work in windows 10 and will this work for softwear on that hdd
Great, it works. Thanks.
OMG.I got it from this video.Thank you so much.
Help me a lot, you're awesome. Thanks!
Been looking for this how-to, thanks mate.
You're welcome :)
Thanks man! Works the same with Windows 10
Pieter Post
No probs, it works the same on all Windows OS :)
Thanks man, very useful.
Very Helpful video... Thank you
Thanks buddy, it worked.
Thanks a lot, this helped. I always thought that the Computers Name was actually my name, but it turned out to be my email address. :-)
Worked great!
Sir..
How to give permission Authenticated user
And Administration like before....
Plss... Suggest me.... 🙏🙏
How to restore the previous settings , can you please tell me step by step ?
Worked... Thank you :)
Useful.... & thank you........
i have removed administrator account before giving permission to my owner account. what to do now
i am unable to find add option now.
Nice One...Most Helpful...thank you very much for teaching
thanks bro you saved my time great work ..
great simple
Thank you so much for the help!
Thanks a lot it's also working in my windows 10 os
Yes, but this is just changing File & Folder Permissions. I don't wanna do that every time I want to give or restrict access to users. It's it's getting impractical for >1 GB drives. Is there any way that you could actually restrict the hard drive access with one click, and give it back, without altering permissions.
thanks a lot for making this video really helpful for me.
i managed to stop access to users but also cant have full control or modify on admin, i stopped it after pressing apply because i seen i had not selected full control and modify and now i cant fix that.
Sir can reach upto windows component but windows explorer folder is missing i search hard did not find
when you get to: Select User Group/Find now/Search results = long list of ("users") I want to erase, delete, borrar adios! How can I do this, in the users appear in box Search results ? Please :)
The easy way on windows 10 is :
1st step: Create a microsoft account (Make sure your account set to administrator and have full control)
step 2: go to ur drive and click properties
step 3: Find and click security
step 4: click edit
final step 5: Uncheck or deny the "User" that u want to disable or Denied to access the drive
Make sure your account have full access to the drive:)
Microsoft account will help u a lot this is the 2018 way to block other user access:)
Note: make sure u dont uncheck the system because system is ur Main administrator :)
Thank you for this video very helpful :)
Dude I didnt modify access to give all permission in that drive now I can't do any changes 😓😭 please help. Can't add or remove even the buttons are grey
damn same did u have fixed it same nowi cant change or put anything inside even as Admin login :S
I tried it from admin account, then I went to guest account and tried to alter what I did from admin account and I was successful, I just added the same guest user and changed back to allow on security tab from guest account windows 10 latest, kinda big glitch in the matrix.
very very very veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy thank u brother this video is veryyyyyyyyy helpful for me
Thank you very much
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻
Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'...
Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
@@jazib6804 You have mistakenly replied for my comment. I think it is better to put this as a comment again for someone to see.
ty bro, helped me alot
thanks for this. I have 2 questions.
1) How do we block the documents, downloads etc. folders.
2) Can we prevent a user from accessing the desktop. Not viewing or opening but creating or editing files.
thanks in advance
1. It's the same process only this time you have to locate the document and download folder and set the permissions, as far as I'm aware document and download folders are available for each individual user on your system, so therefore you'd have to access the directory for each user. By default they should be private to the specific user, the documents folder is but I'm not too sure about the downloads folder.
2. The desktop is also specific for each individual user, however, there's also a public desktop. To answer your question, I don't think you can set write permission without setting read. But honestly I've never tried that, I will when I'm home from work and let you know. It would make sense that you can.
thanks for the prompt reply. I tried it, if we go to the user's desktop folder and set only read permission. Then the user can read documents but cannot edit anything on the desktop. If we disable all permissions, then the user cannot see anything on the desktop or create a file etc. The same goes for documents and downloads. Thank you.
That's great man 🖤
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻
Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'...
Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
@@jazib6804 kindly search online
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And happens if the user tries to install a application? Will it allow him/her to install to the c: drive? I thought a better option would have been Group Policy instead of messing with permissions in my opinion that is a far better option.
If they don't have write permission then they cannot install apps. Group policies can also work but this is how I do it because it stays with the drive as opposed to just the OS. That way if anyone takes my drive, the restrictions will still apply. Unless they take ownership of course.
thanks man its really work ... thanks alot
I have a question which no one can answer or has not yet answered, I have one extra hard drive that I want my family to use for storage, I want them to access same hard drive but only their own folder within that hard drive, without being able to access any other folder. The same thing you did but with folders on that extra installed hard drive, is it possible?
Yes of course, it is definitely possible. In fact I have a setup just like that on my home server PC on a drive called "share drive" (featured in this video as "#Network Share" 0:57). I've a folder called Admin, only my admins can access and configure, and then 3 more folders only the allowed users I gave permission to, can access and configure anything within their folders.
The steps are almost similar to this video.... To answer your question in its simplest form:
lets assume you have family A & family B as users on your PC. Create the two folders for them within the "extra drive", don't edit the drive like I did in this video, but just edit each folder the same way I did in this video, so right click the folder>properties>security etc... See where I chose "ADMIN-owner" username? you'd need to chose only family A's username and "SYSTEM" for family A's folder and vise versa with family B... That's pretty much it.
Please don't forget, always make sure to include "SYSTEM" and with full control. Reason why: If anything goes wrong and no one can access a particular directory you set permission to, then SYSTEM will allow you access to edit the permissions again, but you'll have to boot into safe mode.
Anyway, that is the quickest and easiest way for me to explain it, of course you may want to consider other permission settings like: can they delete or edit their folders, sub-folders, files. Or create something within their folder etc... However, this would take a bit of time to explain via text and it might confuse you
(maybe I already have by now. lol)
Funnily enough, your question is actually something I wanted to make a video of, around the same time I uploaded this video. I thought no one would watch it, so I never made it... I think I might make it soon, seeing as you're interested and it's been a while since I made a helpful video.
thanks so much, happy holidays.
have you done video yet, if yes where may i find it.... if not, i understand that sometimes LIFE throws a wrench. regarding your video; i Like, OLE!
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No sorry I haven't... Damn, I wrote that a year ago and I still never got around to it. I'll do my best to get it done soon!
guest is still able to format the disk and change security settings, how to fix this?
Thank you soo much you helped me deal with this problem perfectly!
Please make a video on Microsoft word and excel. How to learn working on them.
Thank you.
Great! happy to help.
I have a second channel called Software Basics (LINK: goo.gl/99Ptyb)
This were I make MS Office tutorials and other basic software related videos!
Please subscribe, and leave some suggestions, I have MANY videos planned for this summer.
I can't do much now as I'm in my final year of college (just 2 months left!).
I can't find the difference between giving permission to 'Administrator and 'Adminstrators'... can anybody tell me?
Also, what is 'Authenticated Users'??
How do you prevent users on other pc's from accessing this drive, the find button does not display users on lan
if the user is in a Mac, will they be able to see data? since i don't think mac cares about window permission
Thanks alot.
thanks a lot)
Thank you it's a life saver
Ok, so, I've done this BUT, as I've logged back into the user profile I've just removed access from, I can still right click the drive and add the profile back in! How do I stop this guest profile having any rights whatsoever when it comes to granting access? Thanks 👍
You need to remove right to view permissions.
@@kingsley15 how?
Thank you it is very helpful, I want to do it same but in such way that they can just read only
Yes you can do that, you just need to read up on NTFS permissions. I plan on doing some tutorials on NTFS sometime this year. It will feature what you're looking for.
How to partition individually both account admin and user ?(For eg)
My lap is 500 gb HDD ok
I used admin and user account same partitionBut i want excatly it means adming d,e,f 200 gb and user account d,e,f 200 gb individually Can u help me kingsley tech ?
Thank u
I don't have the Security Tab under Properties, where shall I go?
Your account is not an administrator that's probably why you cannot see the security tab.
Will I have the permission to run executable files such as games,while I'm logged in as a guest? (these files are already on guest's desktop but their data files are in disc's folder)
Stathis Iakovidis
If you give the "Everyone" or "Users" Group permission then yes. Guest account will not have access without the necessary connection. Hope that answers your question, I wasn't too sure what you were trying to ask but I think I got it.
Kingsley's Tech Channel you answered my question don't worry..thank you!
thnx it works perfect for me :)
Please I need help as I did whatever was told in the video but recently I have to format my system so I did but now it's not giving me the access to the other drives saying you can't access as you are not the administer what to do please help
There are a lot of important files in it so please give some solution
Boot into safe boot and change the permissions. When you formatted, it created unknown user. You can also try to create the exact same username and password and it could pick it up.
Helo bro how can i change to full access for admin, for this disk
the problem with this is, when another user downloads anything, they can access the drives when they get a popup where to save the download and see contents
No they cannot... It will still prompt access denied. Even if you took the physical drive out and connect it to another system, it will still prompt access denied. Only way to bypass this is by formatting the drive or using third party software to remove the security policy. Try this video using a USB. You'll see for yourself...
Could we do the same thing for Folders as you are doing for the drive?
Yup, it's all the same.
@@kingsley15 Thank you for sharing the steps!
please answer .. would everything go back to normal if i format n reinstall operating system or would be still unacessible
Yes of course, you're starting with a new OS so therefore everything is set to default.
thanks it is working now....but how to restore the previous settings?
You have to remember the previous permissions.
nice bro it works good thanks
thank you bro
i am no longer able to copy files to that local disk in my admin user account.. every time i try to transfer files, a dialogue box appears saying that i dont have the permisson...... please help...!!
Because your account doesn't have permission. Did you select Administrators or Administrator? You need to add yourself.
Thank you
Can you help me out to restore this method? Because I have to reinstall my windows and now I am unable to access my hard drives. Please help me.
Try take ownership of the drive and reset the permissions.
thanks a lot bro
Thanks bro:)
Please somebody help me...🥺🙏🏻
Mistakenly i haven't gave the permission of 'FULL CONTROL' to my User name...and i am not able to Change it again... I have done everything same ,but in my Admin User i only have permission to 'Read & Execute'...
Please Kindly provide me solution 🥺😭
hello there I have removed all except SYSTEM and now I am unable to get write permission to add group and account... plz help I am in a very big problem I guess... all my data is inaccessible now
Sudarshan Mehra
You were suppose to leave your username as well... Anyway, you'll have to boot into safe mode - restart your PC, when its restarting, its usually F8 to get in. then change the policy on the drive to add you.
Kingsley's Tech Channel thank you so much for replying and helping me...
Really heplful video.
Thanks :)
I can no longer right click on my hard drives once i followed all your steps, it freezes...
Well my steps are fine, it's about the permissions you set. Sounds like you blocked yourself by setting the wrong permission. Boot into safe mode and restore your permissions.
@@kingsley15 I figured out myself by skipping all steps and jumped all the way doing the last step of the video. Which windows itself denys all current "allow" permissions by setting one deny on full control.
Ma Nigga
thanks bro
Thanks Man!!!!
How do I reverse what I did, I cannot save anything on the c drive. My C: drive is not access. Here is the error; 'cannot create folders or files in disk, please modify permissions.'
You shouldn't really be doing this on your C drive (Boot drive)... Anyway, just add your username to the security permissions.
Thanks Kingsley for this reply, I'll try this and reply later.....
I haven't try this yet but listening to the video over and over again, I'm almost certain I move the system from permissions...
Thanks