With NTFS set to Full Control and share set to Read Only, will you be able to delete the file?

In this scenario, having NTFS (New Technology File System) permissions set to Full Control for a file means that the user has complete authority to read, write, modify, and delete that file. However, the sharing permissions being set to Read Only imposes limitations when accessing the file over the network.

When a file is shared as Read Only, users connecting over the network cannot delete or modify the file from their remote sessions. This restriction applies regardless of the NTFS permissions that have been assigned. Essentially, while a user might have the capability to delete the file locally due to Full Control permissions, the Read Only setting in the sharing permissions overrides that ability for network access.

Thus, the combination of NTFS Full Control and Share Read Only ensures that the file cannot be deleted, leading to the conclusion that you would not be able to delete the file in this context.