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How do I use Group Policy to set File System permissions?

April 26, 2017file group permissions policy system

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How do I use Group Policy to set File System permissions?

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1. Open the policy you wish to use in the Group Policy Editor. 2. Navigate to Computer Configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings / File System. 3. Right-click File System and press Add File. 4. Browse to the file or folder whose permissions you wish to configure, select it, and press OK. 5. In the Database Security for dialog, set the permissions and press OK. 6. In the Add Object dialog, make your selection and press OK.