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How To Set And Remove The Read Only Attribute To Files With PowerShell

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How To Set And Remove The Read Only Attribute To Files With PowerShell

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PowerShell can be used to add or remove the "Read Only" attribute for one or many files. In this Snip, Matt demonstrates a couple of ways to change the read-only attribute by using the Set-ItemProperty cmdlet and storing a file to a variable with Get-ChildItem to modify the object's IsReadOnly property. Matt will also demonstrate how to change the read-only attribute for files in sub-directories recursively.

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TechSnips published this 4:33 video tutorial on November 11, 2018. It has been watched 7,843 times on YouTube.

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