Windows 10 system: Adjustment of options for file overwriting--[The file may be a read-only file or has been opened by another user. Please save the document with a different name or save it to a different folder]

If you save a document and want to overwrite it, but the following pop-up window appears, causing the save to be unsuccessful: it will report:
[The file may be a read-only file, or it may have been opened by another user. Please save the document with a different name or save it to a different folder]

In this case, it is usually because we have modified the file overwriting option before.

That is to say, we have set up a reminder whenever a file is overwritten to prevent the file from being lost.

But many times we just want coverage and don’t want reminders. Because this reminder forces you to save the file with a different file name, which is quite troublesome. The solution is:

[Control Panel] – [File Explorer Options] – [View] – [Hide Folder Merge Conflicts], check it and


then you are good to go.