Odd Permissions Problem

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  1. ArXiLaMaS
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       New #11

    Anyone knows if the "take ownership" works with the RC?
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  3. YupYup
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    ArXiLaMaS said:
    Anyone knows if the "take ownership" works with the RC?
    Yes it does, and there was a patch for the 32 bit RC related to permissions in the system drive.
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  4. ArXiLaMaS
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    YupYup said:
    Yes it does, and there was a patch for the 32 bit RC related to permissions in the system drive.
    Forgot to mention that i have the 64bit one.
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  6. YupYup
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    Take ownership works on both 32 bit and 64 bit, i just thought i would mention the update for RC 32 bit just in case.
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  7. ArXiLaMaS
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    Then it must have been the BFHeroes that did the problem but solved now.

    Thanks for the info mate :)
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  8. diggeek
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    For Files:

    takeown /f file_name /d y
    icacls file_name /grant administrators:F


    For Folders or Directories (will perform action recursively):


    takeown /f directory_name /r /d y
    icacls directory_name /grant administrators:F /t
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