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You are awesome!! Thank you.
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I have been reading the Scripting Guy's post on setting file ownership for a specific user.<br />
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His code is: <br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28016882-1">$objUser = New-Object System.Security.Principal.NTAccount(&quot;fabrikam&quot;, &quot;kenmyer&quot;)
$objFile = Get-Acl C:\Scripts\Test.txt
$objFile.SetOwner($objUser)
Set-Acl -aclobject $objFile -path C:\Scripts\Test.txt</code></pre>
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This works great for a specific folder. I am trying to get it to work recursively so that all subfolders and files have the same specified owner.<br />
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How can this be done?
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I have been reading the Scripting Guy's post on setting file ownership for a specific user.

His code is: 

(CODE)

This works great for a specific folder. I am trying to get it to work recursively so that all subfolders and files have the same specified owner.

How can this be done?

Set Owner recursively

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