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commander34:
Hello Sir Mathias, thank you for prompt response . I have created a new folder "Test" in my backup external drive, you can see in screenshot that its blank and no hidden files. Then Tried to copy 2 PDF files from our network shared folder in the said local external drive. I encountered same problem. Please see attached.




Thanks!

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: commander34 on August 09, 2016, 12:11:33 ---Hello Sir Mathias, thank you for prompt response . I have created a new folder "Test" in my backup external drive, you can see in screenshot that its blank and no hidden files. Then Tried to copy 2 PDF files from our network shared folder in the said local external drive. I encountered same problem. Please see attached.

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The error "Access Denied" means that you do not have file permission.
If the path in the error message are the path to the file on the sever. Then the source location does not allow for the file being read.
If the path is the target, it is that you do not have permission to write it.
With Ctrl+L in the FileOperation log you might have more information. Like if there was multiple error, and you see more exactly if it is a open file for reading error or open file for writing error

commander34:
Hi Sir Mathias, Please see File Operations Log, I am copying files from our network shared folder, please do note that I have admin rights in the said shared folder that I'm maintaining, I can do read and write using Windows Explorer but not with Multi Commander. Please see attached. Thanks! :-)

Mathias (Author):
The error is that you are not allowed to read the source file because of permissions.
You might need to be admin to read it. So try running MC as admin.
Normal user and admin have different permission sets, specially for network.

commander34:
Hello again Sir, but how come I can easily copy, paste and delete files using MS Explorer, I remember that they set me as admin in our network shared folder. What do you mean I need to be an Admin when I run MC?


Thanks again Sir Mathias, appreciate much! :-)

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