how to change the owner ubuntu?
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['Become superuser or assume an equivalent role.', 'Change the owner of a file by using the chown command. # chown new-owner filename. new-owner. Specifies the user name or UID of the new owner of the file or directory. filename. ... ', 'Verify that the owner of the file has changed. # ls -l filename.']
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['Open Control Panel.', 'Under the "User Accounts" section, click the Change account type option. ... ', 'Select the account that you want to change. ... ', 'Click the Change the account type option. ... ', 'Select either Standard or Administrator as required.']
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While it is easy to change the full name associated with the account, there is no way to change an account's user name. The only way to completely change the administrative account information is to create a new administrator account of your own and then delete the account the previous owner set up for his own use.
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['Log in as the user you wish to have ownership of the report.', 'Navigate to the report.', 'Click the 3 ellipses next to the report name.', 'Click "Take ownership"', "The user is now the report's owner."]
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['Right-click the Windows Start menu button.', 'Select Control Panel .', 'Select User Accounts .', 'Select Manage another account .', 'Select Add a new user in PC settings .', 'Use the Accounts dialog box to configure a new account.']
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Go to the Security tab and look for the user name or group section. If you do not have access to that folder, click the Advanced button. Once you are in the Advanced Security Settings window, go to the Owner section at the top, then click the Change link. Doing so should bring up the User or Group window.
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['Select the Windows Start menu button.', 'Select Control Panel .', 'Select User Accounts .', 'Select Manage another account .', 'Select Create a new account .', 'In the New Account Name text box, type a name for the new account.', 'Click Create Account .', 'The new user now appears in the Choose the account you would like to change box.']
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['Click Change. ... ', 'Type the name of the person that you want to give ownership to, and then click Check Names. ... ', 'Click OK.']
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Run [Server Manager] and Open [Tools] - [Computer Management]. Open [Local Users and Groups] - [Users] on the left pane and and Right-click [Administrator] and select [Rename] on the right pane. Then, Change any name you like. Administrator Name is just changed.
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["Without admin rights you can't make any changes in o.s. (date or time).", 'Through the BIOS you can make changes in to the system date and time, if BIOS is not protected by password.', 'Just restart your PC and enter into the BIOS go to the Date and Time and make changes.']
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Select that folder, choose Get Info from the File menu, and change the settings under Sharing & Permissions; you either need to be the account holder or open the padlock to change them.
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['At the start screen press Ctrl + Alt + F1 .', 'Log in using your username and password.', 'Set a password for the "root" account. ... ', 'Log out. ... ', 'Log in using the "root" account and the password you have previously set.', 'Change the username and the home folder to the new name that you want.']
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['Open a command prompt with administrator privileges.', 'Copy install. ... ', 'Create a new directory. ... ', 'Mount the image. ... ', 'Enable the feature. ... ', 'Commit the change.']
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['Go to Control Panel > Privilege > Users.', 'Click the Home Folder button on the right side of the window.', 'Uncheck “Enable home folder for all users”', 'You may then go back to the Shared Folders menu and remove the homes folder.']
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['Click Start then Run and type "secpol.msc"', 'Open run dialog box.', 'Open the Local Security Policy editor using secpol. ... ', 'In the left pane find Local Policies then Security Options.', 'In the right pane go to Policy then Accounts: Rename administrator account.']
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['Open the Windows Control Panel, and then click System and Security. The System and Security window appears.', 'Click Action Center. The Action Center window appears.', 'In the left pane, click Change User Account Control Settings. ... ', 'Slide the vertical bar (on the left side) to your desired setting and click OK.']
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['Press windows + x.', 'Select control panel.', 'Select user account.', 'Select Manage user account.', 'Choose the local account you want it to be default.', 'Login with local account and restart.']