Here are three solutions for "You don"t currently have permission to access this folder" issue: clicking the security tab to lớn gain access or change the ownership, or recovering data with spqnam.edu.vn data recovery software. You can try them one by one to view & recover your files from PC, USB flash drive or external hard drive in Windows 10/8/7.

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When you can"t access files saved in a folder, try any one of the 3 fixes listed below to lớn bring your files back:


Workable SolutionsStep-by-step Troubleshooting
Fix 1. Change Ownership (Recommend)Right-click inaccessible folder > "Properties" > "Security" > "Advanced"...Full steps
Fix 2. Gain Access (Work in Rare Case)Right-click inaccessible thư mục > "Properties" > "Security" > "Edit"...Full steps
Fix 3. Use file Recovery Software (Data Loss/Deleted)Run a professional data recovery software > Scan thư mục > Recover files...Full steps

"You Don"t Currently Have Permission to lớn Access This Folder" Error

"I"m having trouble accessing my files on my USB flash drive. Whenever I try to xuất hiện the folder, it gives me an error message saying that "You don"t currently have permission to access this folder". Is there any way to fix the issue? I need to lớn view the files in that folder."

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Quickly access the best solution lớn remove the thư mục access error:

Reasons for "You Don"t Currently Have Permission lớn Access This Folder" 

While attempting khổng lồ save a tệp tin in a thư mục or access a thư mục on a Windows 10 PC, you might get "You don’t currently have permission khổng lồ access this folder, click Continue to permanently get access this folder" error. Several factors will lead khổng lồ this error as listed below. 

Remove a user or group from "Group or user names" on the folder’s "Security" tab.Application of an explicit "Deny" to the user or group.The conflict between the tóm tắt permissions & the New giải pháp công nghệ File System (NTFS) permissions.

Fixes for "You Don"t Currently Have Permission to lớn Access This Folder" 

After figuring out the causes of the error, we will show you step-by-step guidelines on how to giảm giá with "You don"t currently have permission to lớn access this folder" problem in Windows 10, 8, or 7 in three easy ways. 

Solution 1. Change the Ownership of the File/Folder (Recommend)

You can also try to lớn change the ownership of the tệp tin or folder to troubleshoot "You Don"t Currently Have Permission to Access This Folder" issue on Windows 10/8/7.

1. Right-click on the thư mục to navigate to "Properties".

2. Go khổng lồ the "group or username" section on the "Security" tab.

3. Click on "Advanced", and then "Change".

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4. Type your tài khoản name. Click on "Check names" > "OK".

5. Kiểm tra "Replace owner on sub containers & objects" > "OK".

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Solution 2. Gain Access by Allowing Everyone (Works in Rare Cases)

1. Right-click on the thư mục that you"re unable to access and select "Properties".

2. Click on "Security" tab and under Group or user names click on "Edit".

3. Click on "Add" và type everyone. Click on "Check names" và then click "OK".

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4. Select "Everyone". Under "Allow", select "Full control" & click on "Apply" and click "Ok".

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