How to solve the problem that administrator rights are required when deleting a folder in Windows 10 system

How to solve the problem of requiring administrator rights when deleting a folder. When cleaning the system, you may encounter a situation where administrator rights are required to delete a folder. This is usually caused by system permissions not being fully enabled in the folder's security settings. In order to solve this problem, in this article, the editor of PHP Chinese website will introduce you to the reset steps in detail. Read on to learn how to easily resolve deleting folder permission restrictions.

The solution is as follows

1. Right-click the file or folder you want to operate next, click the Security tab, and click the Advanced button below.

2. Next go to the interface below. If the add below is gray, you need to change the owner first.

3. After clicking Change, the following interface will appear. For Win10 system, we click Advanced.

4. Then click the Find Now button, you can find "Local Accounts and Administrators Group" in the search results, select it and click OK.

5. Return to the previous interface, we can see that the "Owner" has been changed, click Apply, and then OK.

6. After confirmation, return to the security interface and click Advanced.

7. At this point we click the Add button.

8. Click to select the subject.

9. Add the local account and administrator member group again.

10. Check Full Control in the permission settings and confirm.

11. If the following interface appears, click Cancel or Close.

12. The addition is completed here. Then we can see that both the local account and the Administrators member group have full control. Finally, you can delete the file.

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