I am in a difficult situation and need guidance regarding taking ownership of registry keys/files/folders...

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We are moving from Cylance to Carbon Black where I work and I am tasked with removing Cylance and installing Carbon. The problem is Cylance is DREADFUL to remove. I do not want to touch all 200+ of our workstations, but would rather script this and do it all remotely. This will involve taking ownership of registry keys and folders. It appears that I am only able to take ownership under the currently logged-in user's account. This is not good. How can I possibly take ownership with an admin account of a registry key or a file or folder remotely via script, with no user logged in to the wo

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