The list given below explains Windows NTFS and how permissions change what a user can and cannot do to a file or folder. NTFS is more advanced than FAT file system utilized by previous Windows. It supports file system recovery, very large storage media, long filenames, enhanced security and capability to rebuild files in event of hardware failures

Standard permissions are given below:

Read - Permits a user to see the contents of a folder, of a file. The user cannot view contents of subfolders.

Write - Permits a user make files and folders, but not read contents of any files and folders that did not make.

Modify - A complete grouping of both Read and Write permissions. A user can also delete files in a folder that has this permission. It can also see the contents of subfolders.

Read & Execute - Read authorization with capability to read file and folder permissions, all along with contents of subfolders.

List Folder Contents - Similar as Read & Execute, without capacity to run files.

Full Control - Permits a user to read, execute, create, and delete data, along with included ability to allocate other user accounts permissions to object.

Here are basic share permissions that are utilized along with NTFS permissions. While share permissions are not as complete as NTFS permissions, they permit you to organize a shared folder for basic access scenarios.

Read

Users can show folder names, file names, file data and attributes. Users can also run program files and access other folders in shared folder.

Change

Users can make folders, include files to folders, modify data in files, add data to files, modify file attributes, and remove folders and files, and do actions allowed by Read permission.

Full Control

Users can vary file permissions, get ownership of files, and execute every tasks permitted by Change permission.