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From: dondersconsulting on 24 Nov 2009 00:57

I believe I have found a viable solution for this (at least for me). I
made a Universal Security Group called "File System Admins", added my
administrative users, and gave it full rights to my server's D:
partition. (made sure it propagated to subfolders - you may have to
tweak a couple folders or use advanced button to replace permissions on
subfolders). This partition holds all the user data folders/shares,
which is the only place I really need to monkey around with much.

After it applied, and I verified the Group name was in the security
list but my user account was not, I tried browsing. It didn't work!
Still got the pop-up for edit security! Oops, forgot to log off and log
back in so the logged in user account will know it belongs to the new
group. After doing so, I was able to browse into the subfolders and no
pop-ups!


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