Proceed there the same way to try to remove the problem. The same applies to some folders when they come acrossĪ stubborn sub-directory and/or file. Sometimes it gets stalled with certain folders (make a note of those folders and try to change them directly then re-attempt the full drive change now that the folder is fixed - if you can fix the folder). Just right click on the drive and choose properties and then the Security Tab and proceed like you would for any other folder. It can alsoīe done for the drive itself - which I would suggest as this may solve everything with one massive change. This can be done for folders where you should start as high as possible in the file path to minimize the number you need to do (and permissions and ownership can be changed for individual files if you're having a special, specific problem). Make sure that the group you are in and/or the Everyone group is not denied access (if so, edit the entry to permit access to the appropriate level - full access you you and Administrators and Read Only or whatever you choose If there are, you may also want to add your name there with full rights and again make it applicable BesidesĬhanging permissions on the primary security page, also check to see if there are any Special permissions by clicking on Advanced and looking in that section. You can change them in either order (I personallly prefer to deal with permissions first and only change ownership if that doesn''t work on its own). While ownership often helps and may even be necessary, it is permissions that is usually the key.
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