Windows 10: Cannot unset read-only

I am attempting to copy a custom portrait to inside my Baldur's Gate folder. It is not showing up. One of the puzzling things is that when I try to copy it again, I'm asked if I wish to overwrite the existing file--as if the copy worked the first time. However, the game Baldur's Gate that should be affected by it is not, and when I go into the file I don't see it.


Also, every time I look at the properties of the Black Isle folder or the Baldur's Gate folder inside it, "read-only" is checked. I uncheck it, I click Apply, I'm asked if I really want to unset read-only, I say yes...and nothing actually changes.


This is with Windows 10, 64-bit. I didn't have any trouble adding the same custom portrait folder to Baldur's Gate in previous versions of Windows.

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