Hello,
Within the registry subkey {1f2e5c40-9550-11ce-99d2-00aa006e086c}, are there any values inside? check if there is a value named (Default).
You may also check the permissions for your user account. Are there any specific permissions? Additionally, check if there are any inherited permissions from parent folders.
You could also run sfc /scannow to scan and repair corrupted system files. It's possible that a system file related to folder properties might be corrupted.