You Don't Have Correct Permission to Access the File Location FIX [Tutorial]

If you’ve ever tried to access your files and/or folders in Windows and received an ‘Access denied’ error message, or you cannot access/change/save or delete files or folders, or just can’t open a file or folder after upgrading or installing a new version of Windows, this tutorial is for you.

Specifically, this applies to you if you’ve experienced the ‘You don’t have permission to open this file in Windows 10’ error message.

It may be an issue of file and folder permissions, but there are basic permissions like full control, modify, read and execute, or read, and write, while folder permissions are the same, with an extra one to list folder contents.

Whenever you work with file and folder permissions, you should consider that read is the only permission to run scripts, read access is for accessing shortcuts and their targets, write but not delete prevents users from deleting file contents, while full control means the user can delete files regardless of permissions on them.

These permissions are created by combining special permissions in logical groups. If no access is granted or denied, then the user is denied access. Permissions set for parent folders force all files and subfolders in it to inherit the permissions.

So there’s quite a lot that goes unnoticed whenever file sharing and permissions are involved, but check out some of the issues and solutions to resolve the problem.

Issues addressed in this tutorial:

you don't have correct permission to access the file location
you don't have the correct permissions to access the file location windows 7

This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 operating systems.Works for all major computer manufactures (Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Samsung).