How to Make a File Read Only
You create a file and put some important things in it; you don't want to lose it by deleting it mistakenly, and for safety reasons want a warning message before deletion (or for any other reason). Making a file Read-only is an easy and...
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Method 1 of 2:
GUI Method
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Right click on the file, you want to make it Read-only. -
Click on the Properties tab from the context menu. -
Click the Read-only check box belong to Attributes from on the General tab from the popped up Properties window. -
Click on Apply and then click on Okay.
Method 2 of 2:
Command Prompt Method
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Open command prompt. You can open it by clicking on Start->Run, then type cmd and hit Enter. You can also press Win Key+R. - Write below codes and hit Enter to make your file Read-only.
attrib +r ""- Example:
attrib +r "D:wikiHow.txt"
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