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Thanks for the replies! :(<br />
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I thought MS needs to revise this for user's different requests.
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Thanks for the replies! :(

I thought MS needs to revise this for user's different requests.

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Yes, it would be advantageous ...&amp; thank you.<br />
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Incidently, welcome to Expert Exchange :)
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Yes, it would be advantageous ...& thank you.
   
Incidently, welcome to Expert Exchange :)

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I found there's no way to set the permission to <b>prevent deleting file and folder</b>, but <b>can move file and folder</b> and <b>can rename file and folder</b>. &nbsp;If I uncheck delete permission, user can't rename or move file and folder. &nbsp;If I check it, user can rename or move file and folder, but also can delete file and folder. &nbsp;Pls help! &nbsp;
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I found there's no way to set the permission to prevent deleting file and folder, but can move file and folder and can rename file and folder.  If I uncheck delete permission, user can't rename or move file and folder.  If I check it, user can rename or move file and folder, but also can delete file and folder.  Pls help!  

ntfs permission issue: can move, can rename, but can't delete

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