Windows 10: No 'share' button/text label in Windows 10

According to this article https://support.microsoft.com/nb-no/topic/overf%C3%B8re-innhold-s%C3%B8ml%C3%B8st-mellom-enhetene-dine-8a0ead3c-2f15-1338-66ca-70cf4ae81fcb#articleFooterSupportBridge=communityBridge, there should be a 'share' option when you right-click files in Windows.But there is no 'share' button in my Windows. I'm using Windows 10.I cannot report on the error so I thought I'd try my luck here

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Using the tab key to hop between text fields highlights all buttons

Hello,
Whenever a dialog box pops up in Windows 10, if it contains text input fields and clickable buttons/radio buttons/checkboxes, pressing the tab key steps through every single item in the dialog box, which is very annoying and, to me, pointless. Do I recall that there might be a way to limit this behaviour so the tab key only highlights text input boxes, and not every single element? I can't find anything useful in Windows 10's Settings/Control Panel - am I missing something or is this not possible?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

 

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Share button is gray in Windows 10

Hi,

I do appreciate your efforts and time, and will assist you with the issue.

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  Are you trying to share from an Admin account? Because the share option might be greyed out due to administrative privileges.
  

Method 1

I suggest you to try the steps provided below and check if it helps.

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  Type This PC in the search bar and hit enter.
  
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  Right click on a drive you want to share.
  
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  Select share with.
  
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  Select Advanced sharing.
  
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  Check the box share this folder and click on permissions.
  
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  Set permissions according to you and click on
  apply and ok.
  

If the issue still prissiest, try Method 2,

Method 2

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  Open an elevated command prompt. (Right click on start button and select command prompt admin)
  
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  Type takeown /U %username% /F %USERPROFILE% /R /SKIPSL (You may also need the /P <password>
  
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  Once that completes type cacls %USERPROFILE% /T /E /G %USERNAME%:F
  

This should force you to be the owner of everything in your profile and grant you full access.

Hope this helps in resolving the issue. If the issue persists, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you.