UAC Supervision of User Created Folder

I've created a new folder and would like to have it supervised with UAC like "program Files" is by default. Any guides on changing the necessary permissions to the folder?

Running Win7 x64 Pro.

 

I don't know.

TweakUAC will let you set permission levels for UAC.

Windows only provides the default "High" and "Off" settings but Tweak UAC lets you set it so that you get the high protection without its annoying administrator prompts.

 

Just right click "Program Files", and then go to Properties > Security > Advanced, and take a look at what's there. Then, just mimic those permissions, if that's what you're looking for.

 

m00nbl00d has the right idea, but I was hoping for a way to do it without trying to manually find and correctly duplicate every ownership and permission setting.

After some more searching, I came across robocopy and it's ability to copy permissions. An article I found had some suggestions on copying a folder in the root of a drive.

As a test, I made a blank partition and assigned it to e:\. I ran the following code from an elevated command prompt (attempting to copy everything in C: but excluding all the files and directories other than "Program Files" and keeping all attributes):

Code:

ROBOCOPY c:\ e:\ /XF c:\$Recycle.Bin "c:\Documents and Settings" c:\PerfLogs "c:\Program Files (x86)" "c:\ProgramData" c:\Recovery "C:\System Volume Information" c:\Windows c:\Users C:\pagefile.sys /copyall

No luck. The log table shows one directory as being "skipped" and nothing appeared in e:\.

Any ideas if I might be on the right track with robocopy or how I can adjust my robocopy code?