Take Ownership Of Windows Files With A Simple Drag And Drop
Posted November 16, 2010 – 7:37 pm in: Freeware, Windows 7 GuidesIf you are into serious Windows customization, you probably know how important it is take the ownership of a system file before editing or replacing it with custom one. In the past, we covered how to take the ownership of a file or folder right from the context menu.
In this post, we have a small freeware to share with you that lets you take ownership of a file or folder just by dragging the file to the tool’s window.
GlassOwnership is another fine piece of software from the makers of Aero Tuner, Windows Media Player Library Background Changer, and Alt + Tab Tuner tools.
This tool also integrates into the context menu, so that you can also take the ownership of a file or folder just with a right-click. Simply drag or drop of a file to GalssOwnership’s glassy window to take the ownership. Once the work is done, the tool displays done message.
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