Windows 7 change folder permissions when options are greyed out [duplicate]
Solution 1:
Try the command line of taking ownership and setting permissions.
a. Go to > Start > All Programs > Accessories
b. Right-click on Command Prompt, and then click Run as Administrator.
c. Type the following command and press Enter key:
takeown /f [path to folder] /r /d y
EDIT:
if that does not help try resetting permission on the entire drive
- For an entire storage drive or partition, do not use this on the system drive
example is usb drive D: run 2 commands, first sets the target drive, second resets the permissions for the target drive D:
D:
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icacls * /T /Q /C /RESET
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Once permissions are reset see if you can delete or take ownership if needed.
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