Some addition info. There is some difference on XP and Win2k3.
if userX joined local administrators group if userX did
not join local administrators group
Win2k3 owner is Administrators userX is
the owner
XP userX is the owner
userX
is the owner
General modification, such as changing content of the file, will not
change
the ownership of a file, unless you specifically change the ownership.
Zunquan Wang [MSFT]
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Steven L Umbach said:
When the operating system is installed, administrators are the owner of all
files on the installation. After that the owner is the user that created the
file. That can be as a result of a user creating a brand new file OR
modifying an existing file. Many file modifications are treated as a
write
of the new version and delete of the original version of the file. ---
Steve