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Sample: At this example we 're going to delete the "C:\Folder1", so the command will be:ģ.

takeown /F " Full_Path_Folder_Name" /r /d y.

Take the ownership permissions for the folder that you want to delete, by typing this command: Then click OK again to close security settings. Check the " Replace owner on subcontainers and objects" checkbox and click OK. Select the Security tab and click Advanced.Ĥ. Right click at the folder or file that you cannot delete and select Properties.Ģ. * Note: If the file is locked by a process, then click Kill Process.Īnother method to bypass the "You need permission" problem, is to change the Owner of the folder. At Unlocker window choose Delete and click Unlock.

When the installation is completed, right click at the folder/file that you cannot delete and select Unlocker.ģ.

* Note : At 'Unlocker Setup' options, click Advanced and uncheck the " Install Delta Toolbar".Ģ. Download and Install* the latest Unlocker version from here. Use Unlocker to delete a locked folder/file.ġ. Then, open the System Configuration utility (msconfig) utility again and uncheck the Safe Boot option. In Windows Safe Mode, try to delete the folder/file.Ħ. At the Boot tab, check the Safe Boot option and hit OK.ĥ. In run command box, type msconfig press Enter to open the System Configuration utility.ģ. Simultaneously press the Windows + R keys to open the ' Run' command box.Ģ. The first method to resolve "Access Denied" problems when deleting a folder or a file in Windows OS, is to delete the folder from Windows Safe Mode. Delete the Folder/File that you cannot delete in Safe Mode. How to Fix: You need permission to perform this action. You need permission to perform this action" Cannot read from the source file or disk " " You require permission from Administrators to make changes " " You require permission from SYSTEM to make changes to this folder…" In this tutorial you 'll find detailed instructions to resolve the following problems in Windows 10/8/7 or Vista OS: The "folder access denied – you need permission to perform this action" issue occurs because the folder or the file that you want to delete is locked by a process or a system service or because the file/folder is essential for Windows' operation. You require permission from SYSTEM or Administrators to make changes." On a Windows 10/8/7 or Vista based computer, the following error appears when trying to delete a folder or file: "Access Denied – You need permission to perform this action.