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How to change ownership of system32 file

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System32 are system files. Why do you need to change their ownership? It doesn't contain anything a user should need to manually change in any way. If you do, you'll most likely break your Windows installation and you'll have to reinstall.

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hi guys.. help me over here

i was trying to change ownership for some file in system32 (windows 10 pro)

but its doesn't give me permision to overwrite, delete or move or modified etc..

 

i tried everything  on google and youtube.. none of them work for me..

 

so here does windows 10 really cant take ownership in that file?

 

 

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System32 are system files. Why do you need to change their ownership? It doesn't contain anything a user should need to manually change in any way. If you do, you'll most likely break your Windows installation and you'll have to reinstall.

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currently i got problem with my game.. some file have been block by the game and that file is in system32...  

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59 minutes ago, maniey said:

currently i got problem with my game.. some file have been block by the game and that file is in system32...  

I'm not sure I understand. What game exactly are you talking about, what's the precise error message and which file?

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thanks for hel.. case closed by formatting my pc and reinstalling windows.. 

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