Windows 10: Cumulative Update Changed Security & Ownership Settings on Portable SanDisk Drive & Blocks...

I have a Dell XP8930 with Windows 10 that just got the last big update and it changed a bunch of security settings without my knowledge.When I go to a download online, click the download page and direct the download to a 2TB portable SanDisk drive, I get the error message “You Don’t Have Permission to Access This Folder” but it gives me the option to click ‘Continue’ to add permission, which brings up the window asking if I want to allow the browser to change the app setting to change my device settings.When I click yes, I get ANOTHER error message stating “You Don’t Have Permission to A

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Changing the ownership of C: drive and all the folders and subfolders within it to default settings

Hi,

You may modify the ownership of the drives on your computer for specific users for security purposes to access its permissions. However, this option is unable to revert back to its default setup. If you run into a problem with other users on your PC, you
may just add the Administrator and they must use the administrator account to access its permission. To do this, you may follow the steps below:

• Click Start, type File Explorer, and press
  Enter.
• Right-click on the C: drive and select Properties >
  Security tab and click the Advanced button.
• On the Advanced Security Settings for Windows (C window, click the
  Change button for the Owner, type Administrator on the
  Enter the object name to select section, and then click
  Check Names. This will allow all administrator accounts.
  
• Once you’re done, click OK > Apply and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
• After completing the steps, click OK to save the changes, and then check if these steps resolved your concern.

Keep us updated about your concern for additional assistance.

 

Changed Ownership of C:\ and Can't Fix

Hi Greg,

Let's get this issue sorted. To better assist you with this concern, we would like to know the following information:

• Which account is the new owner of the C drive?
• Are you using an account with administrator rights?
• Have you tried changing the ownership back to yourself?

In the meantime, let's try taking back the ownership by following the steps provided by
BurrWalnut in the following thread:
Is there a way to take ownership of my C drive?

You may also perform a repair upgrade using a
Creators Update ISO file. This method can repair broken operating system files while preserving your files, settings and installed applications. For more information and steps on how to perform a repair upgrade, kindly refer to the wiki article created
by Andre Da Costa on the following link:
How to perform a repair upgrade using the Windows 10 ISO file.

Keep us updated on the status of the issue, and we will be glad to assist you further.

 

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