Windows 10: Write but not modify on shared folder, possible?

I want a program to access a shared network path and being able to write new files, bot not modify old ones. The only options I see are to fully write/modify or only read. I want permission to write and read, but not modify. Am I missing somehing or is it not possible?

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Network Permissions on Windows 10

AndrewConlyn, I may have stumbled across a possibly simple fix for folder sharing. In the folder's Properties | Sharing | Share With, the 'Everyone' account was missing. Adding it to each folder I am
sharing brought them back to life.
When you Add Everyone, you have a choice of Read or Read/Write permissions. The latter gives Modify + Delete permissions.

This article helped: How to set up file sharing on Windows 10

 

Network folder access since upgrading to Windows 10

VanGinger1, I may have found the problem.

I know this thread is old, but I may have stumbled across a possibly simple fix for folder sharing. In the folder's Properties | Sharing | Share With, the 'Everyone' account was missing. adding it to each
folder I am sharing brought them back to life.

When you Add Everyone, you have a choice of Read or Read/Write permissions. The latter gives Modify + Delete permissions.

This article helped: How to set up file sharing on Windows 10

 

Welcome to the forum. You are looking at share permission you need to look at the NTFS permissions that effects it once they connect and has a lot more permissions

 

Thank you.

While giving security permissions theres the filed "Enter object names to select". I guss that object can't be a certain program's file path.

 

Almost anything can be done with NTFS permissions.

From what I can infer, Ima, you want to make it so that a user is allowed to add content to a folder but not be able to edit or delete(?) the items once they’ve been placed.

This is what you’re aiming for, on the containing folder:
Code: C:\>icacls MyFolder MyFolder BUILTIN\AdministratorsOI)(CI)(F) NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEMOI)(CI)(F) BUILTIN\UsersOI)(CI)(RX,WD,AD) Successfully processed 1 files; Failed processing 0 files C:\>[/quote]
Make sure your share permissions are “Everyone, Full” as you control access using NTFS permissions.