Removing read-only from workstation directories via group policy?

[jocadmin]

I fear in exploring my group policy options I have set this myself somehow.

Once in the c: drive on every computer on the network I can check properties and the read-only box is highlighted. It won't accept a change to archive at the local machine, it just resets back to read-only even though it looks like it goes through the change process.

I'm searching the group policies now, but any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[jocadmin]

Okay, I'm feeling like the idiot prime at the moment. I guess I never noticed that every directory is set to read-only? I mean, my server is the same way.

This all came about due to me trying to figure out why a shared exel spreadsheet would reset itself to read-only after a few saves from a certain workstation. I found that the temp directory was set to read-only and when he reopened the spreadsheet it referenced the cached info and made it read-only I'm assuming.

Can someone verify my idiocy or suspicions .