Access to the files and folders. You can view security permissions for files and folders by completing the following steps:-In Windows Explorer, right-click the file or folder you want to work with.-From the pop-up menu, select Properties, and then in. I have a folder in a USB drive and I want: 1) to make it non-readable 2) to make it readable but non-executable. Now, if you google there seems to be a lot of pages with the apparent solution. However they all go 'Right click the folder, and select settings. Then select the Security tab.' I can do that with folders in my C: drive.

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Many Windows 10 users do not find the Sharing Tab in the Folder Properties Dialog Box. Here are some methods to solve this issue.

This methods may make changes to your computer so create a restore point before following the steps.

1.Registry Fix

1. Write regedit in the Search Box and click on the Registry Editor Icon.

2.Navigate to the following Registry key-

Iobit uninstaller 9.4 key. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryshellexPropertySheetHandlersSharing

3.Right click on PropertySheetHandlers and then click on New then on Key Option.

4. A new folder is created named Sharing. Click on it and you can see Default REG_SZ key in the right. Double Click on it.

5. In value data option paste this- {f81e9010-6ea4-11ce-a7ff-00aa003ca9f6} and then click OK.

6. After this step RESTART your PC.

Make sure required services are running

1.Write Services in the Search Box and click on the Services.

2.Click S in keyboard for quick Nevigation. Then you can find Sever and Security Accounts manager. Double Click on the Server Option to open its Properties Window.

3. Change the Startup Type as Automatic. Then Check Service status. If it shows Running then ok otherwise Click on the Start Option. Do the same procedure in the case of Security Accounts manager as you did in Server Option.

4.First Click Apply then OK.

5.After this step RESTART your PC.

Make sure Sharing Wizard is used

1.Write File Explorer in the Search Option and click on it.

2.Click on View.

3.Then click on the Option, after that click on Change Folder and Search Options.

4.Click on the View tab. In Advanced Settings you can find Use Sharing Wizard (Recommended) option. Click on this option if it is not checked marked.

5.Click Apply after that click on OK.

6.Reboot Your PC after this steps.

Another Registry Fix

1.Open Registry Editor. The process is same as you did in method 1.

2.Navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlLsa

3.Click on Lsa on left menu and then click on forceguest in the right side. A new window will open.

4.you need to write 0 in the value data option. Click the OK button then.

5.Restart Your PC after this process.

Hope you successfully get the Sharing Tab in folder properties. Please feel free to ask any question if you are facing problem in the comment box.