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    I have a file explorer feature for a windows application. I need to show the computer drives that are only permitted to user. By using driveinfo we get all logicaldrives,but how to check whether which drive is permitted for user ? When i run this application in Windows server 2008 i should be able to view only the permitted drives in fileexplorer. Using System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent() i can get the current loggedin user.

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      I have a file explorer feature for a windows application. I need to show the computer drives that are only permitted to user. By using driveinfo we get all logicaldrives,but how to check whether which drive is permitted for user ? When i run this application in Windows server 2008 i should be able to view only the permitted drives in fileexplorer. Using System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent() i can get the current loggedin user.

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      Considering all drives are always visible to every user by default, your request doesn't make much sense. If policies are preventing a user from seeing a drive, the code that enumerates drives won't show the letters that the user cannot see anyway, without you having to check permissions.

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