Difference between revisions of "Change File Permissions on Windows 7"
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Permissions in Windows 7 determine which users can access, modify, and delete files and folders. Every file and folder on your Windows computer has individual permissions settings. Changing permissions allows you to lock down or open up files for the users on your computer. If you've recently recovered data from an old hard drive, you may need to take ownership of the files so that you can access them. | Permissions in Windows 7 determine which users can access, modify, and delete files and folders. Every file and folder on your Windows computer has individual permissions settings. Changing permissions allows you to lock down or open up files for the users on your computer. If you've recently recovered data from an old hard drive, you may need to take ownership of the files so that you can access them. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Changing Permissions=== | ===Changing Permissions=== | ||
