Sharing & Security Issue

User is given All Rights to that folder and sub-folders in that folder.
When user tries to delete some files it is not allowing to do so. Kindly help us in this issue.
I've tried gpupdate /force command and I've restarted the system but it is not working out....
If we restart or use that command, for that moment it is working fine otherwise it is not working out ..
pls help me in this issue......

Hi,
Before going further, excuse me for not expressing my first reply clearly. What I mean is:
Select the folder, right click to choose
Property
Go the
Security tab, and click Advanced button
Under
Permissions tab, select the user, and then click Edit
Change
Applies to: to This folder, subfolder and files, as the following figure shows.
Best regards,
Frank Shen

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