Why can I write files into a folder that is read-only? – superuser.com

Why can I write files into a folder that is read-only? – superuser.com

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I've tried this on both Windows 7 and Windows XP. Start Windows Explorer and create a new folder in some temporary location called (say) NonWriteable. Right-click the folder and set the properties of ...

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