Many times you need to take ownership of a file or folder in Windows. You have to follow no. of steps to do this task. But now you can do it in a single step.
Download following zip file and extract it. You'll get a .REG file. Run the file and accept the confirmation:
It'll add an extra option "Take ownership" in file/folder context menu:
Now you can right-click on any file/folder and select “Take ownership”. It’ll make you the owner of the file/folder.
This article was posted in Windows 7, Windows Vista.
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VG
^^ An uninstallation file has been added. Please download the file again.
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thinks i like it
HG
DON'T WORKS ON SYSTEM 32
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Men it actually worked thanks alot God Bless
Shawn
Just so you know, you show your previews as having the "HasLUAShield" string value included, but the reg file you supply does not include it.
Personally, I prefer it with the "HasLUAShield" because it comes across as an important menu option and you should realize what you're doing before you actually click it. That's just my opinion, but its up to you if you want to change the reg file to include it.
VG
^^ Thanks for the heads up. Now the reg file contains the "HasLUAShield" string.
Arthas
I ran the registry file on my vista 32 bit. When i was finished with it i used the other reg file to remove it. After the process was complete, the 'Take ownership' option still remained. Can anyone please help me.
Arthas
I ran the registry file on my vista 32 bit. When i was finished with it i used the other reg file to remove it. After the process was complete, the 'Take ownership' option still remained. Can anyone please help me.
Arthas
Oh, and also i checked my regedit and and the runas files have already gone but the problem remains.
VG
^^ Please download the file again and run the new Uninstall Registry file. It'll fix the problem.