The "security" tab does not exist in the context menu of the Windows XP folder.

The "security" tab does not exist in the context menu of the Windows XP folder.

   In our actual writingProgramOr when debugging a program, especially for ASP programs, you often encounter a problem: permission. To solve this problem, you only need to grant the everyone permission on the "Security" tab. But sometimes I cannot find this "security" tab. Why?

 

   View the partition format.

 

   There are two hard disk partitions: FAT32 and NTFS. In the FAT32 file system, right-click the attribute and there is no "security" tab. That is to say, FAT32 won't encounter the permission issue like NTFS, but you need to check the database file to see if it is read-only.

Set "Security tab"

 

   For NTFS partitions, follow these steps to see the "Security tab ".

 

   "Tools" -- "Folder Options" -- "View", deselect "use folder simple sharing (recommended )", right-click the folder under the partition and choose Properties to see if there is a "security" tab. Next, you can grant the everyone permission.

 

   However, this method does not work for some XP systems. In this case, we may try another method:

   Choose "start"> "Settings"> "Control Panel"> "Administrative Tools"> "Local Security Policy", and click "system"> "Security Options. Find the sharing and security mode of the local account for network access, and click "attribute" to change to "classic.