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Windows Server 2008 R2 File Permissions (NTFS) Local Accounts

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I have a server with a folder that is set to allow everyone full control.  This folder is not shared and is used by an application to collect data from SQL Server to send to a secure server storage.  Problem is that even though the folder has Everyone full control, no one can write to the folder, not even administrators.

I have reformated the volume, check the volume for errors and all comes clean; problem presists.

Remove Everyone and had just the administrators group, still administrators can't access it, even running the application via run as administrator, or run as another user (and become an admin user).  Removed Administrators group, created a group that acted as the administrators group and same thing; no one can write to the folder.

The process has interaction with 2 types of users: 1) Adminstrator type user (runs the application) 2) User accessing SQL Server via ADO

Ran AccessEnum to check permissions, the permissions show what I expect.  Users should have access, but they don't.

Not sure where to go from here.

Any Ideas?

Don Jones


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