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Right-click on that file and select “Properties” in the drop down menu.

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the resulting file list is all files and folders, recursively beneath that folder.

"right-click" on the top-level folder on which you want to recursively change ownership (OR, in the full directory path shown at the top, click the "down arrow" on the current folder), and select option "Search within ".

A simple method (and slightly different than other suggestions currently posted) to recursively change ownership of all items within a folder: