[UPDATE] How to take ownership of a file in Windows and take ownership of a file in Windows 8
1. Go to the folder containing the file whose ownership you want to take.
2. Select the file.
3. Right click of the mouse and choose "properties".
4. The property window will be opened.
5. Then goto "Security" tab.
Also Check: How to enable/Disable missing security tab in Windows XP and 7
6. In the "Group or User Names" Choose the user that you are logged in and you want to add the ownership of the file.
7. Click on "Edit".
8. A new window for permission will be opened.
9. In the permission window choose the user and in the "Permission For User" tab tick on "Full Control"
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10. Then again go to the Properties window of the selected file.
11. Then click on "Advanced"
12. A new window for advanced Security Setting will be opened.
13. In the permission tab Chosose the user and click on "edit".
14. Again a new window will be opened.Here also choose the user and click on edit.
15. A New window for permission entry will be opened.
16. Then in the opened window. In the permissions ; Scroll-down the Hoizontal scroll bar.
17. Tick on Full control, .
18. Click on "ok". Now save all the opened window.
Now you have add the ownership of the file to your logged in user.
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1. Go to the folder containing the file whose ownership you want to take.
2. Select the file.
3. Right click of the mouse and choose "properties".
4. The property window will be opened.
5. Then goto "Security" tab.
Also Check: How to enable/Disable missing security tab in Windows XP and 7
6. In the "Group or User Names" Choose the user that you are logged in and you want to add the ownership of the file.
7. Click on "Edit".
8. A new window for permission will be opened.
9. In the permission window choose the user and in the "Permission For User" tab tick on "Full Control"
[See Screenshot]
10. Then again go to the Properties window of the selected file.
11. Then click on "Advanced"
12. A new window for advanced Security Setting will be opened.
13. In the permission tab Chosose the user and click on "edit".
14. Again a new window will be opened.Here also choose the user and click on edit.
15. A New window for permission entry will be opened.
16. Then in the opened window. In the permissions ; Scroll-down the Hoizontal scroll bar.
17. Tick on Full control, .
18. Click on "ok". Now save all the opened window.
Now you have add the ownership of the file to your logged in user.
[See Screenshot]
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1. How to save any web page as pdf
2. How to create an Automatic login without asking password
3. How to change processor name in windows
4. How bios setting may cause system crash
5. Working Shortcut keys for Windows XP, Vista and Seven
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