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Recently, I had to put a backup from my old hard drive to a new one because it broke. But when the backup was on the new one, all folders had write protection.
Example of my Documents folder
I tryed removing the write protection one by one, but after removing it, its instantaniously back.
I also tryed to edit the Regedit configurations but there were none. I followed this question.
Taking owner ship of the folder also didnt worked.
Im working with Windows-10 and made the backup with "HDClone 6 Free Edition"
My custom made Gamesfolder was not write protected on my old hard drive but is now. And i cannot remove the write protection. And even if I try to make new folders on the hard drive, they are instantly write protected. The hard drive itself is not write protected thoe. – Blightbuster – 2017-04-11T14:43:30.420