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12-16 Chapter 12 Managing Printers and Documents<br />

How to Take Ownership of a Printer<br />

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There might be times when the owner of a printer can no longer manage that printer<br />

and you need to take ownership. Taking ownership of a printer enables you to change<br />

administrative responsibility for it. By default, the user who installed the printer owns<br />

it. If that user can no longer administer the printer, you should take ownership of it—<br />

for example, if the current owner leaves the company.<br />

This section describes which users can take ownership of a printer and then explains<br />

how to do it.<br />

Users Who Can Take Ownership of a Printer<br />

The following users can take ownership of a printer:<br />

■ A user or a member of a group who has the Manage Printers permission for the<br />

printer.<br />

■ Members of the Administrators and Power Users groups. By default, these groups<br />

have the Manage Printers permission, which allows them to take ownership.<br />

To Take Ownership of a Printer<br />

To take ownership of a printer, complete the following steps:<br />

1. In the Properties dialog box for the printer, on the Security tab, click Advanced.<br />

2. In the Advanced Security Settings dialog box, on the Owner tab, click your user<br />

account under Change Owner To, as shown in Figure 12-6.<br />

Figure 12-6 Take ownership of a printer when the current owner no longer manages the<br />

printer.

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