Ultimate guide to change File and Folder permissions in Windows. You need to assign new users, assign permissions, remove users, and change user.

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.

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.

If you’re tired of Windows opening files in the wrong apps, changing file associations may fix the problem. Here’s how to do it.

Only advanced users should manually change file permissions, especially those involving inheritance. If you change permissions incorrectly, they could conflict with other security settings.

Do you want to open a file type or link with a specific app? Here's how to change the default app settings on Windows 11.

Do you want to change the default location where new files and apps are saved? Here's how on Windows 11.

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.