Vista Tutorial : Easily Take Ownership Of System Files

[BBThumbHealer]

All the Vista Owners....now u can easily take the ownership of system files in Windows Vista with help of a single click ..instead of editing the permissions..

all u have to do is download the file from here ::: http://www.mediafire.com/?8gz9xhpmwij n add it to the registry ::..

after u add it ..right click on the file which of which the ownership u wanna take..n click on take ownership in menu...




Source ::: WinMatrix.com

Enjoy..

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[Harvik780]

Oh finally.Someone to the rescue.Thanks @blackberry.

[BBThumbHealer]

Originally Posted by Harvik780

Oh finally.Someone to the rescue.Thanks @blackberry.

u r welocme mate

wasn't this useful ? coz 47 views but only 3 replies

[Ganeshkumar]

Hi

Can u tell me What is the use of taking the ownership of system files in Windows Vista?? or why i need that?

[Ankur Mittal]

Instead of just downloading any thing from net U can change any of the system files by just Disabling UAC.
For this just oopen MSCONFIG then goto TOOLS then Just click on DISABLE UAC and U R done.
Now U can change any of the system files U want.

[Ganeshkumar]

Thanks...

[BBThumbHealer]

Originally Posted by Ankur Mittal

Instead of just downloading any thing from net U can change any of the system files by just Disabling UAC.
For this just oopen MSCONFIG then goto TOOLS then Just click on DISABLE UAC and U R done.
Now U can change any of the system files U want.

when u disable the UAC....it won't give u the notification only.....but u won't be able to replace the files as they will be in use !!

[Vishal Gupta]

@Ganesh
You can't edit, remove, replace a file/folder, if you arnt the owner.
So you'll hv to take ownership, if u want to perform any above mentioned operation on a file/folder.

[Ganeshkumar]

I am very beginer for such things...
So can anyone practically tell me with a example.. If possible!

I am currently using XP in my desktop n waiting for delivery of vista installed laptop!

[iMav]

its actually frustrating that u being the only admin u have to go thru this .... ownership of files shudv been given by default to the guy who installs vista