Windows 10: I removed the permissions for the "Authenticated Users" group from my D: disk and I'm...

That's it basically, I can still access from the PowerShell and open files, the admin and users groups still have permissions so I suppose there ls a conflict there.Basically... I just need help with the right command to set the permissions back to the Authenticated Users group from PowerShell. Somebody pls help u.u

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Removing folder permissions from 'Authenticated Users' and/or 'SYSTEM'

Hi,

I am using Windows 10 Professional. While logged in as myself (account name 'PWK' and member of the 'Administrators' group), I created a folder at the root of my hard drive called C:\MySecureFolder

I would like to secure this folder as much as I possibly can so that only the following permissions will exist:

• Members of a Group called 'Artists' can read files from this folder but can do nothing else
  
• Members of a Group called 'ArtManagers' can copy files to this folder and can read files, but can do nothing else.
  
• Members of the 'Administrators' have full control (can read, write, modify, delete, etc)
  
• Aside from the groups mentioned above, no one else will have permission to do anything in or with this folder
  

When I created this folder, I found that by default, the following Groups and Users had been assigned permissions:

• Authenticated Users
  
• SYSTEM
  
• Administrators
  
• Users
  

It was obvious to me that I wanted permissions to remain for the 'Administrators' Group and that I wanted to remove permissions for the 'Users' group, but I was not sure what the ramifications would be if I were to remove permissions from 'Authenticated Users' and 'SYSTEM'.

I anyone here can advise me whether I can safely do this, or if removing permissions from either of these groups would be a bad idea, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks in advance,
Paul

 

How to restore “special permissions” for Authenticated Users

So what I did was:

• Opened file explorer
  
• Right clicked on the D drive, aka Data (D
  
• Clicked permissions
  
• Clicked security
  
• Clicked edit
  
• Deleted the “Authenticated Users”
  
• And clicked apply
  

When I restored the Authenticated Users profile, the last box labeled “Special permissions” is grayed out. How do I turn it on?

 

accidently changed permission on local disk E

i changed permission on local disk E and removed users n groups(Authenticated users ). Now i cant write anything on to that local disk. what can i do to restore default permission rights?? (I tried adding Authenticated users from security>edit>add>advanced>search
list but then it showed some error message. )