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Windows 7: Take Ownership Shortcut

13 Jan 2009   #99
Mark

Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
QLD, Cairns
 
 
Take Ownership Shortcut

Add "Take Ownership" to Context Menu of Files, Folders, and Drives

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Last edited by Brink; 29 Jan 2013 at 06:32 PM..
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16 Jun 2010   #100
tjlotfi

Windows 7
England
 
 

A kind of thanks. It was very helpful. Now it's not doing the trick! Same old prob has returned. Both the read only status and the difficulty in deleting or even moving the read only files that I've replaced using save as files - the pc declares they can't be moved or deleted because the doc is open - it is not open.
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16 Jun 2010   #101
tjlotfi

Windows 7
England
 
 

...just read new additions to the thread and maybe it is that my take ownership version needs updating, so reloaded it onto my system from the link on this forum. Fingers crossed....

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21 Jun 2010   #102
sarifnoir

Windows 7 pro
Toronto, Canada
 
 

You sir are a God!!!!!! No more elevator music for me. I have my own music back. Thank you for sharing.
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22 Jun 2010   #103
tjlotfi

Windows 7
England
 
 

I looked at the permissions and the ones on my account are fine. I checked the full control permissions on all accounts (just in case some illogical step might work!). Still not working.

The first time I restarted after fiddling around with other users permissions, my doc still opened as read only. I restarted again for other reasons and when I opened my doc, hey presto, I'm back to [compatability mode]. Have no idea why or if it will last...

Last edited by Brink; 22 Jun 2010 at 08:31 AM.. Reason: merged posts
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23 Jun 2010   #104
zapp22

Windows XP Pro SP3, Windows 7 Pro 32-bit, Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, Windows XP Home SP3
Tejas, northern Mexico
 
 

utterly rocks.
i cannot quantify what value he has!
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24 Jun 2010   #105
tjlotfi

Windows 7
England
 
 

and now back to read only again. Trying to take ownership (maybe microsoft doesn't believe in ownership, maybe them having squillions is all a facade...)
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08 Jul 2010   #106
MickyWind

Windows7
 
 
MickyWind

Thanks so much. I must have spent many tens of hours trying to do this. Your fix took me three minutes. Thanks again.
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09 Jul 2010   #107
tjlotfi

Windows 7
England
 
 

If this helps: I copied and pasted my doc onto a new doc (rather than doing 'save as') and it seems to have worked. A week without being reverted to 'read only'. Bloody miracle.
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21 Jul 2010   #108
newtech

windows 7 home premium 64 bit
 
 
Merging the registry files

I merged the registry files as directed but right clicking on anything isn't giving me the option to take ownership. Even after rebooting.
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21 Jul 2010   #109
Brink

64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise
Texas
 
 

Hello Newtech, and welcome to Seven Forums.

Double check that you have merged the "Add_Take_Ownership.reg" file, and not the "remove" one.

Are you logged in as an administrator?

Do you have UAC turned on?
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