Take Ownership Shortcut

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


   Information
This tutorial will show you how to add Take Ownership to the context menu of all files, folders, and drives for all users in Windows.

This will allow you to be able to instantly take ownership of a file, folder (and all contents), or drive (and all contents) by changing the owner to the current user and grant the Owner_Rights SID (current owner) full access permission.

You must be an administrator to be able to add, remove, and use the "Take Ownership" context menu.

   Note
Application files (ex: EXE, CMD, MSI) will continue to have Run as administrator instead of Take Ownership in their context menu.


When you right click or press and hold on a file, folder, or drive, and click/tap on Take Ownership, you may be prompted by UAC for permission to do so first.

If a user is logged in as an administrator, then the user would just click/tap on Yes to approve and take ownership. The owner of the file, folder, or drive would be changed to the current administrator user account. Permissions would be set to allow the Owner_Rights SID (current owner) full control of the file, folder, or drive.

If a user is logged in as a standard user, then the user would need to enter a selected administrator's password to approve and take ownership. The owner of the file, folder, or drive would be changed to the selected administrator account, and not the standard user. Permissions would be set to allow the Owner_Rights SID (current owner) full control of the file, folder, or drive.


The Take Ownership context menu will not be available when you right click on the C: drive, C:\Program Files folder, C:\Program Files (x86) folder, C:\ProgramData folder, C:\Users folder, and C:\Windows folder. This was done because taking ownership of these system folders can make Windows unstable since it would also take ownership of all the folder's content at the same time.

You will still be able to use the Take Ownership context menu of files inside the folder locations above.

If you would like to have a custom location(s) of your own to not have the context menu, then please feel free to post a request in this tutorial thread. I'll be happy to post back with a custom .reg file for it.

   Warning
This context menu will only work with English Windows installations.

If you have a different language, then please post a reply with what language you have instead. I'll be happy to post back a translated version for you.


EXAMPLE: Take Ownership in Context Menu

example.jpg




Here's How:

1. Do step 2, 3, or 4 below for what you would like to do.


2. To Add "Take Ownership" to Context Menu

   Note
Application files (ex: EXE, CMD, MSI) will still have Run as administrator instead of Take Ownership in the context menu when you use this step.


A) Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below, and go to step 5 below.

Add_Take_Ownership_to_context_menu


Download


3. To Add "Take Ownership" with Pause to Context Menu

   Note
This option pauses the command when you use the "Take Ownership" context menu to be able to see the command results. This can be handy to verify setting ownership and permissions was successful or not.

Application files (ex: EXE, CMD, MSI) will still have Run as administrator instead of Take Ownership in the context menu when you use this step.


Take_Ownership_Pause.jpg


A) Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below, and go to step 5 below.

Add_Take_Ownership_with_Pause_to_context_menu.reg


Download


4. To Remove "Take Ownership" from Context Menu

   Note
This is the default setting, and will also restore the default Run as administrator for .exe files.


A) Click/tap on the Download button below to download the file below, and go to step 5 below.

Remove_Take_Ownership_from_context_menu.reg


Download


5. Save the .reg file to your Desktop.

6. Double click on the downloaded .reg file to merge it.

7. If prompted, click on Run, Yes (UAC), Yes, and OK to approve the merge.

8. When finished, you can delete the downloaded .reg file if you like.



That's it,
Shawn


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Hello ezwin, :)

You might see if you may be able to use the free program Unlocker to delete them.
 

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I know this a very old topic but I've been fighting this problem for some time now and I'm going give this a try. My question is this, after I apply the Take Ownership to a folder and later want apply the Remove Ownership does the folder and files revert back to the original setting or would I have to do a system restore to do that? Thx for any help with this.
 

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Hi LTH and welcome to SevenForums
As far as I know no
The removal only removes the take ownership from the context menu not from what you have used it on.

So yes you would have to use system restore to undo.
 

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Thanks ThrashZone for the reply. After reading a little farther I think I might have screwed up. I took ownership of my c:/users/****** folder and from what I reading now I can't reverse this even with a system restore. I hope I'm wrong and this can be reversed and someone can tell me how to do this. My fault though I should have done a little more research before diving in.
 

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This is for personal files/folders mainly not for entire drives unless you're intending on doing a clean install of the os :(
Brink may know a trick or two :/
 

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LTH said:
After reading a little farther I think I might have screwed up. I took ownership of my c:/users/****** folder and from what I reading now I can't reverse this even with a system restore.
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I haven't tested myself, but from what I've read a System Restore will never attempt to undo permission changes.

LTH, is there a particular problem you are facing after running Take Ownership Shortcut on your user profile directory?

The Take Ownership Shortcut, when applied on a directory, will change the owner of that directory, subdirectories and files, and will also add an Administrators ACE to them all.

The files and folders under the directory of which you applied the Take Ownership Shortcut to (C:\Users\MyUser), LTH, typically already have the same permissions and ownership settings that the reg tweak applies anyway, so having run the TO-Shortcut should have pretty much done nothing, and you shouldn't notice any difference since applying it.


Be careful when altering file owners and permissions as there is no easy 'back' button if you happen make a mistake.
 

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On my Win10 pro x64 1151, the reg entry add Take Ownership at the top of context, as default.
all double clicks would run take ownership. oops. good thing we have the remove reg file

is there a fix?
 

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This is the Windows Seven Forums.
..anyway, since I got this threads post notice in my email I'll say a few things here.
On Windows 10 for me just installing it whether using the regular or pause version, works just fine, and certainly all double clicks do not run take ownership - it's not even close.

Add to Context Menu in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
 

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Shawn,

I had a need to access the C:\Recovery folder to create a Win 7 System Repair USB stick so I used your Reg download to get ownership from the right-click context menu. Worked great :)

Thanks again for these tutorials.
 

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You're most welcome Scoop. I'm glad it could help. :)
 

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I am a single UserAdmin.

Five months ago I downloaded a ZIP file from HTG.com that contained 2 REG files.
- one to install and the second to uninstall/remove Take Ownership

Not knowing what I was doing ( aka. "putting my hand in the fire to see if it is really hot") I applied Take Ownership (as User) to C drive, and my laptop locked up.
- somehow my laptop recovered (but I don't know if I have sabotaged myself for sometime in the futureStupid people do stupid things -- I know ! :o
Like a 2 year-old with all those light and buttons , just begging to be pushed.
Should I unistall Take Ownership using Brinks tute ?
- as user/admin I cannot see the advantage of Take Ownership on my single-user PC ?
- I would be grateful for any guidance :)

NOTE:
I have compared the two install versions. Brinks has 24 lines of script and the H*G 10 lines of script
Is more "better" ?
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Un-Installing Brink's short-cut will not effect any changes you have already made. but simply remove the convenience the short-cut provides.

Taking ownership of the System Drive will not stop Windows from working from day to day but it will dramatically reduce your security from potential "accidents" and malware attacks - the original set of permissions on a Windows install are carefully designed to protect you against accidental, ( and malicious), changes to system files.

There are lists on the net of the original settings, (I think there has been various discussions here on the forum), but as this is a task akin to un-scrambling eggs, I would always suggest that you look at a fresh install as soon as you can to return the status to that designed
 

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Hello Russell, :)

The .reg file in our tutorial here is just a bit more thorough.
  • It will also add "Take Ownership" to the context menu of drives and .dll files.
  • Includes default registry entries for .exe files for "Run as administrator" in case an older copy was used that replaced it with "Take Ownership".
  • The lines in the .reg also include for icons and position in the context menu.
Yeah, you don't want to take ownership of the C drive, and is why there is a big red warning box at the top of the tutorial for that. However, having "Take Ownership" for drives could be useful for removable or data drives.

Like any tool, if not used carefully or properly, it can do damage.
 

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I added the reg and took ownership of batmeter.dll which i want to replace by another custom, however the system still won't let me do..?!
 

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That worked.. in the sense I could delete and replace it.. But after a reboot the battery as well as wifi icons are gone..! :/ The custom file was tested and reported working under x64 7 though.. Which is the one I have..
 

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Actually ALL stock icons (sound, bluetooth, etc..) are gone.. And putting back the original file + reboot doesn't bring them back. How do I roll back?
 

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64 GB (4x16GB) G.SKILL TridentZ RGB DDR4 3600 MHz
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TerraMaster F8 SSD Plus NAS
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Logitech BRIO 4K Pro webcam,
HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdn,
APC SMART-UPS RT 1000 XL - SURT1000XLI,
Galaxy S23 Plus phone
I'll try that. If not possible, What else?
 

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Just checked and system restore was disabled ;(
 

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