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April 16, 2019
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Running Windows 10*
I have two drives. My C drive and my D drive. I https://192168ll.onl/ use my D drive as an external hard drive, but it's internal. My C drive is an SSD and my D drive is an HDD. My SSD is too small, so everything large goes on the HDD. Every folder in my HDD is read-only. I right click the folder and go into properties and take it off read-only and apply the changes, when I go back into properties the folder in question is back on read-only. I have googled this problem multiple times. So all of the basic things that I can try, have been tried. I'll list them below. Omegle
Both CMD with Admin Privilegesattrib -r +s drive:\\ Appvalley
attrib -r -s drive:\\
Example Images: Not my system, the images are examples but I did the aforementioned and still no result.
July 31, 2012
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Hi Steven,
There is a little Registry change that can be accomplished without using the Registry. You can add "Take Ownership" to your Context menu. Here is a link to the steps you need to take:
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3841-add-take-ownership-context-menu-windows-10-a.html
Hope this helps,
Richard
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