When select the 2202="Take ownership (NTFS)" function of Wcmd_xxx.inc, get an error message that a component is not compatible with any Windows version after WS-2003:
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Tried that in Windows7 SP1 RUS (the message is in Russian then, of course) and ENU, both x64 and x86.
TC 9.0 b6 'Take ownership' function does not work
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- sqa_wizard
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Then pobably it is better to exclude this finction from Total Commander at all, or to call the standard Properties dialog of Windows, as forsqa_wizard wrote:Yes, it is due to the fact, that MS drops API support for this function
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2sqa_wizard Well. 
I use TC since approx. 1995, i.e. since the times of Win-3.1 when it was Windows Commander.
But such error messages from the operating system make suspect, that something is wrong in the program — and probably not only in this part.
The obvious check is something like (in short):
If ver < Vista then call API
else call Properties dialog
But yes, I do understand that it will icrease the size of the code...

I use TC since approx. 1995, i.e. since the times of Win-3.1 when it was Windows Commander.
But such error messages from the operating system make suspect, that something is wrong in the program — and probably not only in this part.
The obvious check is something like (in short):
If ver < Vista then call API
else call Properties dialog
But yes, I do understand that it will icrease the size of the code...
a.k.a. Mikhail Zhilin, #12316 Personal license
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Unfortunately there are no direct repacements - but you can use the "properties" dialog to achieve most of what the old dialogs did.
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