Where to set the permissions of shared folders? Tips for setting the permissions of shared folders in Win10 to be read-only and cannot be modified

In Win10 system, setting shared folder permissions is a common requirement. Sometimes we want to make a folder read-only so other users can view it but not modify it. So, how to set read-only permissions on shared folders in Win10? In this article, PHP editor Xiaoxin will introduce you to the tips for setting read-only permissions on shared folders in Win10, allowing you to easily master the setting methods and achieve precise management of folder permissions.

1. First, share the folder according to the normal process. On the host side, right-click the folder that needs to be shared and select: Properties - Sharing - Advanced Sharing - Check Share this folder;

2. Then, click the permission option below, the default Everyone account, if not, add an Everyone account;

3. Only check the read permission below and click OK;

4. Find it again Folder properties - Security, add an Everyone and set the default permissions;

5. After setting like this, others can access the files in the folder normally, but cannot Changed, written, deleted;

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