![]() In short: I have problems with renaming, deleting files (must urgent, to solve current problem) and also with copying files from C:\Program Files (x86)\XXX\XDS\bin to XDS\bin2. BTW, the security tab doesn't show duplicate groups or names. NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller:(I)(CI)(IO)(F)īUILTIN\Administrators:(I)(OI)(CI)(IO)(F)Īnd as stated before, with icacls I can't change any of this. If I try to set access rights on bin folder (very similar to above), I get "bin: The handle is invalid".īTW, the permissions on bin are as follows: bin NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller:(I)(F) I still cant copy the few nat*.dll from bin to bin2. When I am in the XSD (parent) folder and do "icacls bin2 /inheritance:r /grant:r everyone:(OI)(CI)F" Unfuntunately, I get "Access is denied" (while trying to copy to bin2), even while file permissions for administrator and system are "Full control".īTW, just icacls natusb*.dll /T does not give any permissions, this only seems to work for entire folders. Reason for this: if I do "icacls bin /T" the list of files I get permission info on is too long, so I hoped to get this info just for a few files. Then I tried to copy the two files to bin2. The del NatUSB_32_winusb.dll also gives "Access is denied".However, even as administrator I can not delete this file: "Access is Renaming, possibly since there exists already a NatUSB32.dll. Even then I get "Access is denied" for the.I need administrator rights and that is not acceptable for the.If I run this batch file (simplified): icacls natusb*.dll /inheritance:r /grant:r everyone:(OI)(CI)F Depending on the target, either one of these must be renamed to NatUSB.dll, while the other must be deleted. You may wonder, why put a file in there that needs to be deleted? Well, I have a 32 and 64 bit version of a driver. Now this starts a batch file, install.bat, which is in the bin folder.Ī 32 bit version of cmd.exe executes this batch file.īut: I have to rename one file in the bin folder and delete another. This is being uncompressed in C:\Program Files (x86)\CompanyName\XDS\bin I have a self-extracting rar file, say files.rar. ![]()
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