So, I was messing around in a virtual machine (Windows 7, but it should be the same in Windows 10) in which I was messing around with folder/file permissions, and then I wondered what would happen if I gave a standard user (no admin priviliges) the permission to take ownership. That did not do anything for the user account. So what does that “Take Ownership option” do?
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