Use administrator to delete folder permissions in Windows 10

When using the Windows 10 operating system, sometimes we may encounter the situation that certain folders cannot be deleted. This is often because there are insufficient permissions. However, with administrator rights, we can easily resolve this issue. In this article, PHP editor Youzi will introduce to you how to use administrator rights to delete folders, allowing you to easily deal with this trouble.

Win10 system administrator permission deletion graphic and text details:

1. Right-click the folder that cannot be deleted and select "Properties" to enter. Switch to the "Security" option in the opened interface and click the "Advanced" button.

#2. Click Change in the advanced security settings interface and go to the next step.

#3. Click "Advanced" in the newly appeared interface to proceed to the next step.

#4. Click the "Find Now" button on the right side of the interface to proceed to the next step.

#5. Find the current username in the search results that appear, select it and click "OK".

#6, then in the advanced security settings interface we can see that the current account has been added, click OK.

#7, then click the "Edit" button in the file properties interface to enter the next step.

#8, check the user name you just added, then check "Allow" for all the contents in the permission box, and click OK.

This is the end of the introduction regarding the solution to the problem that administrator rights are required to delete files in Win10.

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