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Can anyone provide some examples where a user would require Full control over a folder? Which NTFS permission allows them to delete a file? I cant see why basic users would need Full control over files/folders, as long as they have permission to create/edit/delete, - what purposes would full ever be required?
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Can anyone provide some examples where a user would require Full control over a folder? Which NTFS permission allows them to delete a file? I cant see why basic users would need Full control over files/folders, as long as they have permission to create/edit/delete, - what purposes would full ever be required?

NTFS full control

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