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Mathias (Author):
Because Explorer is integrated into windows and are allowed to auto elevate and do things as admin without giving a UAC prompt for some operation.
It can also be controlled by system admins via group policies, and they may also control what can be done as admin without asking.

To run MC (or any other program for that matter) with admin rights,  Than right click on MC shortcut and select run as administrator

commander34:
I have run MC as admin but same error occurred, do you think its because of group policies in our network? how to be able to use MC in our network folder?

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: commander34 on August 09, 2016, 13:43:31 ---I have run MC as admin but same error occurred, do you think its because of group policies in our network? how to be able to use MC in our network folder?

--- End quote ---

It can be group polices , but it can be other reason. It is impossible for me to say.
It can even be security software that block anything trying to access the network share because of security reasons.
Corporate environments can have all kind of restrictions and security things that cause strange issues
All I can say it that something is blocking MC from reading the file, and that MC get the error code "Access Denied" from Windows when it tries to read the file.
Normally it is file permission, but can be policies, security software, or other uncommon configuration.

There might be information on what stopping it in the Windows EventLog. But that is a long shot. And it will only inform you on what software doing it.

commander34:
tsk tsk... I found MC very useful especially I'm maintaining large db files. Thanks for the help and infos Sir Mathias, I'll try to seek help from our network admin. Thanks again! :-)

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