There are 2 Ways for doing this:
1.
TakeOwnTakeOwn.reg adds a Take Ownership Context Menu Item to all files and folders.
It opens an Elevated Command Prompt which recovers full access to the selected file /
directory, sub directories and their content.
You can access the Context Menu Item by holding down Shift + right-click on a file or folder.
If you want to access the Take Ownership Context Menu Item on an exe file, you must merge
"RunAsAdmin_Exe-.reg"; this reg file removes the "Run as Administrator" Context Menu Item
from all exe files (they both use the runas key).
Merge "RunAsAdmin_Exe+.reg" if you want to restore the "Run as Administrator" Context Menu Item.
Install: Merge TakeOwn+.reg
Uninstall Merge TakeOwn-.reg
2.
To take full ownership:1. Right click file, select properties.
2. Hit security tab, select advanced
3. Click owner tab, the hit edit (accept the UAC pop-up box)
4. Select your username, click OK, accept the pop up box, then OK out of all dialogue boxes
To take full control1. Right click file, select properties.
2. Hit security tab, then click on your username.
3. Hit edit, then click on your username on the pop up screen
4. Check the box marked "full control" under the allow heading
5. OK out of all dialogue boxes
Written by ShaDow on January 28th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Here’s how you can use your printer that is shared on your home network.
- Click Start Orb
- Click Control Panel
- Click Network and Internet
- Click Network and Sharing Center
- Click on Sharing and Discovery
- Click the drop down arrow on Password protected sharing and turn off the password protected sharing and then click Apply
- If you are suddenly prompted by the UAC just click continue and proceed with your life
- Click the drop down arrow next to Printer sharing Turn on printer sharing click Apply
- If you are suddenly prompted by the UAC just click continue and proceed with your life
After the setup you can now proceed to printing it over the network.
- Click the Start Orb
- In the search bar type \\name_of computer_with_shared_printer, and press the Enter key
- If typed correctly Vista will open the folder for that shared computer. Double click the Printers icon then Double left click the shared printer icon so that Vista will automatically install the printer drivers
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Taking more time to complete than Microsoft anticipated, SQL Server 2008's schedule is pushed back by a quarter.
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Microsoft's latest quarter may indicate Vista sales are better than critics believe.
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