Hello,
It seems that you want to restrict Delete permissions and prevent users to accidentally delete folders. You can achieve this using one of the next methods:
- Folder Permissions.
On the folder in question, right click and select Properties, there in the Advanced Security you can specify AD security groups and their specific permissions. For example, you can set "Delete" as Allow for Domain Admins but as Deny for Domain Users.
- Use folder inheritance.
By default, subfolders will not receive the same permissions. You need to manually select the option to "Apply these settings to secondary objects" to propagate the setting to subfolders and recurrent sub items.
- Group Policies.
Additionally, for more efficient management of these requirements, consider using Group Policies. Group Policies allow you to centrally manage folder and file permissions within your domain.
You can create the desired settings using Group Policy Management and apply them to user groups within your domain.
Hope this resolves your Query !!
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