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How can I take ownership of multiple files in Windows?

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windows

file-permissions

file-ownership

Setting it file by file works, but is slow.

Selecting all of them at once doesn't have this configuration.

And the files can't inherit the security properties of the folder because they don't have my ownership.

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Marco Avatar asked Aug 26 '13 14:08

Marco

1 Answers

Use the command line:

takeown /f folder1\folder2\*
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Martin Binder Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 13:10

Martin Binder
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