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Access denied if I want to move file or folder.

Richard Milos

Sandboxie 5.30

Windows 19h1

both default config and blank config

d:\>mkdir 123

d:\>move 123 1234
Access is denied.
        0 dir(s) moved.

 

It seens that it is a new bug in 19h1.

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    Hello~ 

    You can try to 1. Get Rid of Write Protection on Hard Drive:

    • Go to Start and tap on the “Run” option.
    • Type “regedit” into the command box.
    • Now, go to this path: “ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies”
    • After that, double click on the “WriteProtect” key and get the value changed to zero.

    2. Or you can Check Event Log for any Errors:

    • Tap Win key + R to open the Run window. Now, type “eventvwr” and tap Enter.
    • Hit Windows Logs as well as System.
    • Find the errors if any! There will be a red exclamation mark at the end if there are any errors.
    • Simply check the information in details.

    Then start Command Prompt as Administrator:

    • Tap the Start button, go to All Programs, and tap Accessories.
    • Simply Right-click on Command prompt, and again tap on Run as administrator.
    • When the User Account Control box comes up, confirm it, and tap Continue.

    If this error causes data loss issues, you'd better retrieve the data first. You can try Bitwar Data Recovery if needed.

    Hope it will help you.

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    Hello~ 

    You can try to 1. Get Rid of Write Protection on Hard Drive:

    • Go to Start and tap on the “Run” option.
    • Type “regedit” into the command box.
    • Now, go to this path: “ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies”
    • After that, double click on the “WriteProtect” key and get the value changed to zero.

    2. Or you can Check Event Log for any Errors:

    • Tap Win key + R to open the Run window. Now, type “eventvwr” and tap Enter.
    • Hit Windows Logs as well as System.
    • Find the errors if any! There will be a red exclamation mark at the end if there are any errors.
    • Simply check the information in details.

    Then start Command Prompt as Administrator:

    • Tap the Start button, go to All Programs, and tap Accessories.
    • Simply Right-click on Command prompt, and again tap on Run as administrator.
    • When the User Account Control box comes up, confirm it, and tap Continue.

    If this error causes data loss issues, you'd better retrieve the data first. You can try Bitwar Data Recovery if needed.

    Hope it will help you.

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