Your problem is related to directory permission, and for this you can use the command cacls
from the terminal to this (similar to chmod from linux), for example:
CACLS *.* /E /T /C /P todos:F
CACLS
Displays/modifies access control lists (Acls) of files (is a kind of linux chmod)
Parameters
*.*
I define that are all files from the root where I am running the command, but can be subsisted by a directory or a specific file.
/And - Edits the permissions
/P - Replaces the specified user rights
/D - Denies access to the specified user
/T - Set arqs. Acls specified in dir. and subdirs
all is the user name, and what comes after the ":" are permissions, for example:
todos:F
grants full permission, options are:
R Read
W Record
C Change (save)
F Full control
For more information you can run the command
CACLS /h
I solved the problem by freeing access in 'right click on the folder>Security>Total Control(Mark)'. It is the tip for those who have suffered the same as me ;)
– Luiz Roberto Furtuna