Domain Admin can not take ownership of files
Server Fault Asked by Myles Rowley on December 20, 2021
I have a very strange issue where a domain admin can not see the permissions of a file i.e. has no read permissions. This means I can not use takeown or icacls (even running as administrator) to alter permissions and ownership because access is always denied.
Having looked at google I can not see a way round this issue, any suggestions are very welcome
2 Answers
In my case it was Sophos Central Server Lockdown that was denying me to take ownership of certain files. I could delete most files in the folder but 4 files refused to let me take ownership until I unlocked the Server in Sophos Central.
Answered by maximdj on December 20, 2021
so I know this was asked a long time ago, but I had the exact same issue. I found that clearing the open files within compmgmt.msc > Shared Folders > Open Files for the affect folder(s) resolved the issue.
Answered by Jake O on December 20, 2021
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