Guide to change File and Folder permissions in Windows 11/10. You need to assign new users, assign permissions, remove users, and change user.

Malware or network issues can sometimes change file permissions or disown you. If you're getting a "you don't have permissions" error, here's how to fix it.

In a modern collaborative business environment, shared ownership of files and folders, while encouraged for productivity's sake, must still be controlled and maintained.

If you want to transfer or change Ownership of a File or Folder in Windows 11/10, follow these steps. You can change the ownership of all subfolders as well.

File Permissions Right-click on the file or folder on which you want to change the permissions and click "Properties." Open the "Security" tab.

If you are making an ownership change to a folder, you will also have the opportunity to apply that change to all of the sub-folders and files located in that folder.