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I am trying to remove or change the Read Only attribute on a folder with Powershell, Windows server 2008 R2. I’m really struggling with this issue.
I have even tried attrib.exe, but the greyd out mark will not disappear in “Folder Properties”.
Have anyone had the same issue? Whatever I do it is still greyed out.
The Read Only property on the folder is grey, however, the files inside the folder are not read-only. Strange.
Best regards
As far as I know this is a UI “bug”, clearing the checkbox will not fix it, even with command line.
See this KB, none of the mentioned workarounds worked for me.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326549