How do I add permissions via command line for "everyone" on external HDD
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Use takeown
to take ownership of the file
takeown /r /d y /f *
^ Recursively takes ownership of all files without prompting "are you sure".
Follow it up with icacls
set the access control list
icacls * /t /grant Everyone:F
This will recursively grant Full access to user group "Everyone" to all files in the folder.
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This set owner of folder or file to group "Everyone" command works on windows 7 and above:
icacls "full path of file with file extension" /setowner "Everyone" /T /C