Windows 10: Takeown failing to own folder.

Discus and support Takeown failing to own folder. in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; So I have this old account that I don't use on my local drive C: and want to delete it.But I can't because I don't have permission. I used the takeown... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by TheAmpPlayer, Jan 17, 2022.

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    Takeown failing to own folder.


    So I have this old account that I don't use on my local drive C: and want to delete it.But I can't because I don't have permission. I used the takeown command with cmd.Cmd running as Administrator and using the command: takeown /f <folder> /r /d yThe error I get is "INFO: Access is denied. "C:Users\*\folderIt would be really helpful if I could delete the folder.

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