Features: Support Windows(x64)bit Systems. You Can Select Multi Accounts [Users - Groups. You Can Specify The Ownership For Chosen Object. Reset Or Restore Access Permissions By One Click Restore Access To Any User Account's Or Group's. You Can Edit Or Add Multiple Users And Groups By Enable Merge Mode. You Can Specify Permissions For Each Group Or User Specific. The User Can Choose Between Restore All Permissions or Special You Can Copy Permissions From Object To Another . You Can Restore Default Access Permissions To Chosen Partition - Folder - File - Registry keys - Windows Services - Windows Printers - System Process - WMI Objects. You Can Restore Or Change Permissions For Folder - Files - Services - Printers In Any Remote Computers In The Network. You Can Fetch All Windows Services And Printers In The Remote Computers. Can Update Permissions Time Machine Easy. You Can Export Changes Log. You Can Change Ownership For any Selected Objects by just One Click. You Can Clear Exists Object Permission's and apply new Permission's. Restore Permissions To All Windows Services By One Click. Restore Permissions To All Windows Printers By One Click.
What is new in this release:
Version 2.3.1:
- Update Resources
- Fix Reported Bugs
- Fix Update Bug
- Improve Stability
What is new in version 2.3:
- Fix Reported Bugs
- Fix Update Bug
- Improve Stability
What is new in version 2.2:
- Bug's Fix
- Fix PTM Lite not working correctly in Windows XP SP3
- Support Windows 10
What is new in version 2.1:
- Fix Bug (Permissions Time Machine Lite may return error message-->"Folders Only!" when Folder or Partition is access denied)
What is new in version 2.0:
- Add : Ability To Change Objects Ownership
- Registry - Add Ability To Apply New Permission's In Two Different Ways ( 1- This Key Only 2- This Key and Sub-keys)
- Add: Ability To Remove All Permission's From Object
- Fix : And Improve Reset Operations For ( File system- File's-Registry-Shares-Process- Services- Printers)
What is new in version 1.4.2.3:
Important: Fix For Restore or Change Registry Permissions (Some Windows Registry keys maybe Deleted if wrong permissions is applied) . Fix Known Bugs.
What is new in version 1.4.2.2:
Fix: Folders or Files may return File not exists after reset permission. Fix: Access is denied message after change filessystem permissions. Improve: File System Permissions Bugs. Improve: Fix Known Bugs. Improve: Resetting Speed.
What is new in version 1.4.2.1:
Fix: Reset All Services Permissions not Work Correctly.
Fix: Reset All Printers Permissions not Work Correctly.
Improve: Reset File System Permissions Bugs.
Improve: Restore Bugs.
Improve: Resetting Speed.
2 Comments
Mr. Mustache 14 Feb 17
Hi Softoware.net!... the ensuing is for Adham Mohamed Dahab, of AMYD!:... but, as I can't-- technically!-- send him a message through his AMYD window, I'm leaving such here, for redirection to Adham! And so!... please provide him with my IP address! Thanks!______________________________________________________
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It's Mr. Mustache here, Adham!... sorry, but I couldn't get your Permissions Time Machine Studio to work! In fact!... I cannot now even delete the Studio from my PC and Start Menu!... as Access has been denied!
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To cut to the chase, I recently denied Permissions to my Guest Account... not wanting to use it any further, and not wanting anyone else to use it!... and, resultantly, found that my C: drive indicated "0 bytes", and, that I could no longer access Security options within the C: drive, nor use W7 features on my Acer One D255E! Receiving, instead... "Can't open access control editor. Access is denied."
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In my own defense, I can't understand why denying privileges to my Guest Account should disrupt my main Administrator Account, and, the second Admin Account I created through CMD.exe (i.e., through, Net User Administrator /active:yes) to overcome the dysfunction of my main Account! After all, it's a Guest Account!... i.e., the last object within the initial Security screen under C: was suffixed as such (although, I mused to myself after the fact, why there didn't appear to be a separate listing for the User Admin under Security!... as is denoted-- e.g.!-- within Advanced, under Security, when one is effecting a change to Ownership, etc.!)! And!... there was no indication from W7 that denying it its privileges would nearly turn my PC into a brick!
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And further, if the problem stems from my wrongly reading the suffix of the object as the definitive description of what the object actually was!... and the object was actually inclusive of BOTH the categories of Admin AND Guest... then the problem-- in my view!-- was a failure on MS' part to SEPARATE OUT the "User Admin" component, from that of the "User Guest" component! And inasmuch, as User Admin and Guest are drawn up within Advanced under Security in C:, AS SEPARATE OBJECTS!
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Nevertheless, the deed done, I began looking around the Net for a solution to the problem!... and subsequently, I happened upon a site referencing your, "Permissions Time Machine Studio"!
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To sum up, Adham... I don't think it's fair that W7 has allowed me-- and others!-- to deny privileges to one's Guest Account; and thereby, suffer the fallout from such a decision! And on top of that, there's no built_in "Undo procedure" within the Security Tab of C: drive, that a User could invoke immediately after hitting "OK", or invoking some time later to correct evidenced problems!
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To sum up, Adham, hopefully you've got my IP address! And you're free to examine my C: drive, to determine the extent of the damage! Thanks for your time!... and for your conscionable and gracious efforts!
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Please!... no emails!
Md Abdur Rahim 28 Jul 22
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