All Windows 10 Folder default attribute read only?

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0091/2

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I notice something strange with all folder's attributes. The read-only box is not checked but shaded in. What does this state mean? The files read-only box inside the folders aren't shaded in or checked. Do you guys notice this too?

I haven't notice any problems or effect of this new shaded read-only state.
Is it new?:confused:
 
0091/2 said:
I notice something strange with all folder's attributes. The read-only box is not checked but shaded in. What does this state mean? The files read-only box inside the folders aren't shaded in or checked. Do you guys notice this too?

I haven't notice any problems or effect of this new shaded read-only state.
Is it new?:confused:
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FWIW I've noticed the same thing on my Win7 install at home, as well as the 8.1 and Vista boxes I use at work. Every folder I've checked-- whether it was created automatically by Windows, a program setup, or me-- seems to be that way.

Have no idea what it means, but just wanted to mention that it's not unique to Win10 as far as I've seen. :confused:
 
Skynet said:
Screenshot?
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It's always like this. Even if you clear and apply it.
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deadite_9 said:
FWIW I've noticed the same thing on my Win7 install at home, as well as the 8.1 and Vista boxes I use at work. Every folder I've checked-- whether it was created automatically by Windows, a program setup, or me-- seems to be that way.

Have no idea what it means, but just wanted to mention that it's not unique to Win10 as far as I've seen. :confused:
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Thx! That's good to know. Funny how long it took me to notice it.:bleh:
 
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Oh I thought he meant it was gradient/grey shaded in or something not solid. Yes that's normal.
 
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