Windows 10: Folder abandoned by my security software

Apologies in advance if i am not explaining this well...


Recently when the Documents and Pictures folder on my local HD were pointing to the ones on OneDrive , someone helped sort this out. ---> https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/pictures-folder-problem/b0382bb0-da3d-41cf-8691-9d2574cc7995



I think because of this my McAfee created a new personal vault in the documents folder on my local hd. So now I have a folder called McAfee Vaults that I cannot delete, When I do it says I require permission from NGW-W10-L1\ngwill . Which I thought was myself. McAfee say it is not a McAfee problem because the file is no longer part of their system. The folder is empty and I am a bit annoyed that I cannot just delete it. I am assuming I just need to adjust the file protections so that I can delete it. I am sure I am logged in as the user that originally installed McAfee.


Can anyone please advise on how I can delete abandoned folder. I have managed to move it from OneDrive to my Desktop but cannot delete it.

Attached are images from the security TAB to show the permissions set.


Very Grateful for any help - Thanks

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Wattman (and how to find and use it, like an overview, including profiles)
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