Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to find non-inherited access rights to a folder.
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How can I find non-inherited access rights to a folder by using Windows PowerShell?
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Use the Get-Item cmdlet to select the folder, and pipe it to the Get-ACL cmdlet. Choose the Access property, and filter the results based on an inheritance flag equal to none. This technique is shown here for the C:\fso folder (? Is an alias for the Where-Object).
(Get-Item c:\fso | get-acl).Access | ? inheritanceflags -eq 'none'
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