After adding user permissions to folders, can users still not open or modify subfolders?

After adding user permissions to folders, can users still not open or modify subfolders?

Server Environment: Windows Server 20003 R2

Folder: a/B/c/d.txt; a/B/e; a/B/f;

Problem description: The d.txt file on the server of the new employee of the company, and the above file needs to be modified. However, after adding folder a to the user, you can modify the permissions. The user still cannot modify the file and cannot even access the folder c. Prompt NO permission! In addition, you can enter or modify the e folder under folder B. But the folder f cannot be entered, which is the same as that of c.

Problem Determination: 1. First, compare the permissions of other users on folder c with those of this user. Consistency: determines whether the permission is correct. The results are consistent. 2. Then, compare the permissions and folder attributes in the folder f, c, and e. Determines whether the folder is inaccessible due to attributes or permissions (including permissions, review, owner, and valid permissions. Judgment result: the permissions are the same, but the folder owner is disconnected. The owner of e is administrator, while the owner of f and c is indeed another administrator user. While I log on with the administrator user, the modification permission is naturally only to modify all the folders of the administrator, and the folders of other owners cannot be modified.

Solution: The problem is found. It will be solved!

1. Right-click the folder c-properties-security-advanced-owner

Show "current project owner: xxx (Other administrator users)

"Change the owner to:" There will be local and Domain administrators below

Administrator (DOMAIN \ administrator)

Adminsitrator (NT14 \ administrator)

Because I log on as a domain administrator. Therefore, select the domain administrator account administrator (domain \ administrator)

2. Remember to check "Replace sub-container and object owner" (if not checked, only the owner of folder c is modified, the owner of other subfolders and subfolders in c is another administrator user)

Click OK.

Then, add the user's permissions again!