Youll need to provide administrator permission to delete this folder.
No matter you click theContinuebutton or theSkipbutton, you just cant delete that folder.
This issue can also happen to an individual file.

If so, the error isYoull need to provide administrator permission to delete this file.
As the oops message saying, you better get the administrator permission to delete the file or folder.
So, how to get permission to delete a file or how to delete as administrator?
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After reading this post, you’re free to get the answer you want to know.
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Of course, you better take ownership of the file or the folder.
Take a folder that cant be deleted as an example:
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Right-go for the folder you want to delete and selectProperties.

Switch to theSecuritytab and click theAdvancedbutton.
Click theChangelink on the first pop-up interface.
Click theAdvancedbutton on the second pop-up interface.
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ClickOKon each interface to save the changes.
Right-snag the folder you want to delete and selectProperties.
Switch to theSecuritytab and click theAdvancedbutton.

Click theAddbutton in thePermissiontab on the first pop-up interface.
Click theSelect a principallink on the second pop-up interface.
Click theAdvancedbutton on the third pop-up interface.
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Click theFind Nowbutton on the fourth pop-up interface.
Select your account from theSearch resultslist.
ClickOKon each interface to save the changes.
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How to find out if you have admin rights on Windows 11/10?
This post will show you some easy ways to do this job.
These are the five methods to solveyoull need to provide administrator permission to delete this folder.
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We hope you might find a suitable solution to solve your issue.
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