Add Take Ownership to Context Menu in Windows 10

Brink · 02 Jun 2016

Great news. You're most welcome.

HelloWinMic · 03 Jun 2016

Works very well for me on 10586.318. Saves time and headaches!! Thank you!

zYx · 09 Jul 2016

This is the only tool that allows me to delete that crap :P

Windows Pro 1511 10586.420

Brink · 09 Jul 2016

I'm glad it could help zYx. :)

gaita · 23 Jul 2016

Thanks!
My OS is in SPANISH.
TYIA
Best regards,
Jorge

Brink · 23 Jul 2016

Hello Jorge, :)

Here's a Spanish version.

Spanish-Add_Take_Ownership_with_Pause_to_context_menu.reg

gaita · 23 Jul 2016

Hi Brink,
It looks like a Shazam!!!! Service

Thanks so much,
Best regards
Jorge

Brink · 23 Jul 2016

You're most welcome Jorge. :)

Andulka · 29 Jul 2016

Hi!
Since upgrading to Windows 10 I, like many others have lost access to several folders.
Most annoyingly I'm not able to access my F drive which is a partition labelled SYSTEM.
In the properties there is no security tab, only sharing options, and under those there are some permission options. Changing those doesn't do anything though (I was able to change the windows app folder permissions manually so it should work).
Running the take ownership with pause results in a file not found error (see pic). Cmd.exe exists, is working and located in system32 so it shouldn't be a problem with the path. Any ideas?

Add Take Ownership to Context Menu in Windows 10-capture.jpg

Brink · 29 Jul 2016

Hello Andulka, and welcome to Ten Forums. :)

For whatever reason, it's not able to find what you're trying to take ownership of.

You might see if you may be able to manually take ownership of it in an elevated command prompt to see how it works instead.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3...dows-10-a.html

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Add Take Ownership to Context Menu in Windows 10

File not found