How do I fix file permissions for C:\Program Files\WindowsApps? I changed the permissions so I could change something for an app.

So like the question says I changed the file perms for C:\Program Files\WindowsApps so I could add something for an app. I was trying to add a folder and then a file inside that new folder (which is supposed to be named Formats). I was trying to add this for a compressed folder extractor so that I could open, view, and extract from a certain type of compressed folder files. I was trying to add it normally but administrators only had read perms so I changed it for just that one so I could add what I needed. When I tried to change it back it was giving me an access denied since the C:\Program Files\WindowsApps has administrators with read-only perms. This is a 64-bit operating system. Trusted Installer has full permissions on the folder so I think the trusted installer is supposed to have full access and be the owner. However, I'm not 100% sure here so I just wanted to ask and see how to undo this. I'm gonna keep administrators with full file access for the C:\Program Files\WindowsApps folder. So that way when I need to do something like what I was trying to do again I can and don't repeat this and have to deal with going through this whole troubleshooting process all over again when I need to do a similar thing again. The user account that I use by default is an admin one. I have this way because it was getting really old and annoying having to enter an admin pin/password with how I do stuff that involves using admin rights. This account also has full access to the C:\Program Files\WindowsApps folder so I will try removing it and see if that fixes anything. I have the owner of the folder set to system, and the only change I made to the perms was adding my user account so I could do what I needed without having to change ownership while I figured it out. I'm usually very very good at tech stuff. Anyways I will keep the ownership of the folder to the system and keep administrators with full access just in case I need to do something with the files, folders, and subfolders there. I will remove my user account from having full access I will try and do that, and update if that fixes it.