How to put full access to folders in Windows 8?

Question

System administration

Hello, I searched on the Internet for a long time, someone launches something through Run, someone through the console, someone through the control panel, but it doesn’t work out for me, it’s Administrator, but I can’t delete some folders, I can’t change the rights to them either, in Run finds nothing, the command line gives errors, and there are no Local settings in the control panel, help with this matter, I need to make sure that my account can completely delete any folders on my computer.

Answer 1

You cannot change permissions. See who is the owner of the folder. If not, delete via Linux live disk

Answer 2

So, to absolutely any - no way. This is specific to windows 8+.
Judging by the failures you describe, you have a home version of the operating system. Since the right to delete any-any folders and complete control over the system, according to the fair understanding of Microsoft, is not needed by the home user, the ability to join a computer to a domain, manage user groups, security policies, and some other functions in the home version were disabled.
If you have a desire to control - or change the version to "Prof".
To gain access, you can use the "folder-pkm-properties-security-advanced-change ownership". Don't forget to make a backup copy before experimenting.