Now select the Security tab (present at the top) to access the NTFS permissions.Right click it and select Properties from the list of options.Open your File Explorer and navigate to the file or folder you want to access.However, if you want to go with changing the registry, you can refer to the second method explained below. This is the easier method and may suit most of the people in taking ownership of any file or folder. You can change the ownership of any file/folder through the GUI.
IF your account has administrative privileges, you can gain access to the file by changing the ownership. If you don’t have specific permission, Windows will deny you access indefinitely. You might want to access old files from an older account or you might want to configure some system files present in local disk C. This error can pop up on a number of events. This error is primarily prompted when you try to access/modify a file which doesn’t come under your authorization. A lot of users face this error on almost all the versions of the Windows OS when they want to change system files or gain full control of another account’s files.
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