Need permissions in Win 7 to take possession of the corrupt administrator (user) account

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  2. how to set full control in permissions without getting an error?
  3. as a last resort: if I format my HARD drive and do a clean install, will this problem persists? Or is there a way to prevent it from happening?

  1. is it safe to take ownership of the whole System32 or even Windows folder?

  -> No, this isn't. This could destroy your system.
  
  2. how to set full control in permissions without getting an error?
  -> You do not because he didn't need to. To install the software, right click on Setup, then click "Run as Administrator".
  
  3. as a last resort: if I format my HARD drive and do a clean install, will this problem persists? Or is there a way to prevent it from happening?
  -> It's a perception problem that does not exist when you adopt methods applicable to the installation of a program.
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