Folder Ownership Forced
change permissions 1 user to another
If you have trouble taking ownership of files and folders such as in a home directory of an terminated employee.
This tool will help you get it done fast.
xcacls.exe part of the windows 2000 resource kit.
ex. xcacls *.* /T /C /G domain\user:F /Y
This will replace the acls on all folder and files with full control for the user listed.
FYI: /T makes it recurse through the directories.
Command must be ran in the top level of the folder that you want to replace the permission i.e. users\default\<user name>\