What is the procedure to grant a group Full Control permissions for a folder in NTFS permissions configuration?

In the NTFS (New Technology File System) permissions configuration, granting a group Full Control permissions for a folder involves adding the group to the permissions list and specifying the level of access they should have.

The procedure typically requires a user to right-click on the folder in question, which opens a context menu with various options. Selecting "Add" from this menu is the correct approach, as it allows you to include a new user or group and assign specific permissions to that entity.

Once you select "Add," you can then search for the group you want to grant permissions to and confirm your selection. After adding the group, you would explicitly set the permissions to "Full Control," enabling all types of access such as reading, writing, changing, and deleting files within that folder. This is a foundational aspect of managing security and access rights in Windows environments and helps ensure that the right users have appropriate levels of access to sensitive data.

Other options do not align with the procedure to grant Full Control permissions. For instance, merely selecting "Edit" and then "Remove" would eliminate existing permissions rather than add new ones, while "Select Advanced properties" does not directly facilitate permission granting without additional steps. Clicking "Modify" would allow for changes but does