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warren
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      30th Dec 2004
I am unable to fully configure auditing of files on my
Windows XP machine. I have enabled "Audit object access"
within the Local Security Policy but when I perform
a "properties" of files and directories within Explorer,
I don't see the Security tab where the the "Auditing"
configuration is supposed to be (from Microsoft article
id=310399, July 2004). Auditing of registry is working.

Thanks, Warren
 
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      1st Jan 2005
How Do I Get the Security tab in Folder Properties?
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_security_tab.htm

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"warren" wrote:

| I am unable to fully configure auditing of files on my
| Windows XP machine. I have enabled "Audit object access"
| within the Local Security Policy but when I perform
| a "properties" of files and directories within Explorer,
| I don't see the Security tab where the the "Auditing"
| configuration is supposed to be (from Microsoft article
| id=310399, July 2004). Auditing of registry is working.
|
| Thanks, Warren
 
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Hakki
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      4th Jan 2005
I have a similar problem
All files in my computer seem to have read only permission. I am unchecking
the read only property in general tab in Properties of Folder pressing Apply
or Ok button but after I again attempt to see the Folder Properties but
again it seem to have read only property. Changes never be applied.

I need write access property when connecting an access database but because
of this problem it is not permitted

Pelease Help!

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> How Do I Get the Security tab in Folder Properties?
> http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_security_tab.htm
>
> --
> Carey Frisch
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows XP - Shell/User
>
> Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
> http://www.microsoft.com/athome/secu...t/default.aspx
>
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> "warren" wrote:
>
> | I am unable to fully configure auditing of files on my
> | Windows XP machine. I have enabled "Audit object access"
> | within the Local Security Policy but when I perform
> | a "properties" of files and directories within Explorer,
> | I don't see the Security tab where the the "Auditing"
> | configuration is supposed to be (from Microsoft article
> | id=310399, July 2004). Auditing of registry is working.
> |
> | Thanks, Warren



 
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Hakki
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      5th Jan 2005
All files in my computer seem to have read only permission. I am unchecking
the read only property in general tab in Properties of Folder pressing Apply
or Ok button but after I again attempt to see the Folder Properties but
again it seem to have read only property. Changes never be applied.

I need write access property when connecting an access database but because
of this problem it is not permitted

Pelease Help!


 
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