What the subject line says. I can try to right click a folder, select Properties, and uncheck read-only, and it will pretend to fix the problem for that folder and all sub-folders. But right clicking the folder again to check shows that it just goes right back to being read-only. I don’t know how to unset read-only at the level of C: or D:, which seems to be what’s necessary.
Apparently support for Avast Free Antivirus is simply “ask a question on the forums”, so that’s what I’m doing here… Can anyone please help? This is a catastrophic bug that has reduced my computer to merely being a very expensive web browser.
OS is Windows 7, so the Google results about Windows 10 doing something like this aren’t much help. Avast’s scan didn’t find anything wrong, for whatever that’s worth.
Thanks Jakub, attrib -r seems to have worked. It’s a bit confusing since the folders still show read-only, but the files inside can now be updated. I’ve tested with a Notepad text file and a save game file and both work now, which they did not last night. Thank you!