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How can I mark a whole Windows folder with all subfolders as read-only? Question: How can I mark a whole Windows folder with all subfolders as read-only? Answer: You can either select that folder in Windows Explorer right-click on the folder select 'properties' check the 'Read Only' box It will do it for all the subfolders unless you disabled applying inheritable attributes (this can be done or un-done with a click on 'Advanced') You can also open a 'DOS box' (command line interpreter), go into the folder and use the attrib command as shown below: cd \ReadonlyFolder attrib +r *.* /s