Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

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Fixes an "icacls" command issue that occurs when you use the "/T" and "/C" switches to set the access permissions for the files and for the subfolders in Windows Server 2003, in Windows Vista, or in Windows Server 2008.

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