Cacls.exe C: / E / T / G Everyone: F # Set the C disk to Everyone can be viewed
Cacls.exe d: / e / t / g everyone: F # Set the D disk to Everyone can be viewed
Cacls.exe E: / E / T / G Everyone: F # Set the E disk to Everyone can be viewed
Cacls.exe f: / e / t / g everyone: F # Set the F disk to Everyone can be browsed
F: / SAFE / Overflow Tool / SQLHELLO2> CACLS
Display or modify file access control tables (ACL)
Cacls filename [/ t] [/ e] [/ c] [/ g user: perm] [/ r user [...]]
[/ P User: perm [...]] [/ d user [...]]
FileName shows the ACL.
/ T Change the current directory and all the subdirectory
Specify the ACL of the file.
/ E Edit the ACL without replacing.
/ C Continue when a refusal access error occurs.
/ G user: perm gives the specified user access.
Perm can be: R reading
W Write
C Change (write)
F complete control
/ R User revoked the user's access (justice only when used with / e).
/ P User: Perm replaces the specified user's access.
Perm can be: N
R read
W Write
C Change (write)
F complete control
/ D User refuses to specify the user's access.
You can specify multiple files using wildcards in the command.
