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How do I change a known user's NTFS permissions from inherited read/execute to explicit Full Control based on a known subfolder name that exists in many places in one root folder structure?



Like so:



Folder Root

Folder A

Folder 1
Folder 2
Folder X

Folder B

Folder i
Folder ii
Folder X

Folder C

Folder Q
Folder W
Folder X

etc...


For all folders "Folder X" in "Folder Root", John Doe is listed as a user (among others) with permissions for that folder set to read/execute (inherited).



Now, I wish that those read/execute permissions for John Doe would change to explicit Full Control.



How can this be done?



I've tried icacls and powershell but been unsuccessful so far.










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    How do I change a known user's NTFS permissions from inherited read/execute to explicit Full Control based on a known subfolder name that exists in many places in one root folder structure?



    Like so:



    Folder Root

    Folder A

    Folder 1
    Folder 2
    Folder X

    Folder B

    Folder i
    Folder ii
    Folder X

    Folder C

    Folder Q
    Folder W
    Folder X

    etc...


    For all folders "Folder X" in "Folder Root", John Doe is listed as a user (among others) with permissions for that folder set to read/execute (inherited).



    Now, I wish that those read/execute permissions for John Doe would change to explicit Full Control.



    How can this be done?



    I've tried icacls and powershell but been unsuccessful so far.










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      How do I change a known user's NTFS permissions from inherited read/execute to explicit Full Control based on a known subfolder name that exists in many places in one root folder structure?



      Like so:



      Folder Root

      Folder A

      Folder 1
      Folder 2
      Folder X

      Folder B

      Folder i
      Folder ii
      Folder X

      Folder C

      Folder Q
      Folder W
      Folder X

      etc...


      For all folders "Folder X" in "Folder Root", John Doe is listed as a user (among others) with permissions for that folder set to read/execute (inherited).



      Now, I wish that those read/execute permissions for John Doe would change to explicit Full Control.



      How can this be done?



      I've tried icacls and powershell but been unsuccessful so far.










      share|improve this question
















      How do I change a known user's NTFS permissions from inherited read/execute to explicit Full Control based on a known subfolder name that exists in many places in one root folder structure?



      Like so:



      Folder Root

      Folder A

      Folder 1
      Folder 2
      Folder X

      Folder B

      Folder i
      Folder ii
      Folder X

      Folder C

      Folder Q
      Folder W
      Folder X

      etc...


      For all folders "Folder X" in "Folder Root", John Doe is listed as a user (among others) with permissions for that folder set to read/execute (inherited).



      Now, I wish that those read/execute permissions for John Doe would change to explicit Full Control.



      How can this be done?



      I've tried icacls and powershell but been unsuccessful so far.







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