Monday, November 24, AM. That MS give no way to launch Explorer as admin but. Tuesday, November 25, PM. Copying from an administrative command line doesn't work. Accessed denied Running a batch file as an administrator doesn't work. Access denied Any ideas? Thanks Jason. Friday, December 11, AM. It seems quite likely there is some misconfiguration on your machine, but it could also be a problem in the network.
I don't know enough about CUPS to diagnose accurately using it. So I would ask whether you have tried to use YaST to diagnose it? Or from the command line, use telnet to try to connect to the appropriate port and see what error occurs.
It is an HP printer connected on a real Internet address, so, assuming the network guys there know their job, it will be heavily protected behind a good firewall. And very probably they change things from time to time.
I would perhaps try a traceroute on the port used by the printer ? All times are GMT Tim Juan Leon Juan Leon 31 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 5 5 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. You are logged in as an account with root permissions available, but not enabled. You can enable the permissions if you need, normally via the sudo command. Improve this answer. Tim Tim RecursiveCursive RecursiveCursive 10 10 bronze badges.
You should not start graphical applications as root at all, especially not with plain sudo. See e. There is a Nautilus extension package called nautilus-admin though which adds a context menu option for opening a folder or editing a file as root easily and rather safely. It can be installed e. Got Nautilus with root permissions to run Could you give more information about the distro you're using? Finally, try opening or making changes to the file or folder and check if the access denied error is solved.
You can try to get yourself permission. Right-click the problem file or folder. Click the "Security" tab, and then the "Edit" button. This will open the Permissions dialog for this file or folder in which you can change the permissions. In the "Group or user names" box, click your account name. Then, in the Permissions for Users box, select the "Allow" check box of "Full control" this will allow you to have full control to access and modify this file or folder.
After that, click "OK" to apply the changes. Click "OK" to save all the changes and close the Properties dialog. Now, you can try opening or modifying the files or folders to check if this method works. When you cannot copy files since the access is denied, you can check whether they are encrypted by following these steps:. Right-click the file or folder, and then click "Properties". Click the "General" tab, then click "Advanced".
If the "Encrypt contents to secure data" check box is ticked, you have to decrypt the file or folder to be able to move or edit it. To decrypt the folders or files, you just need to untick Encrypt contents to secure data checkbox, click "OK" and then "OK" again. No matter what leads to "Error Copying Files or Folders. Access is denied" on your Windows computer, all the methods listed above are worth trying.
Besides, it can also solve other similar issues like external hard drive access denied. Access is denied on Windows 5 Fixes: Error copying file or folders.
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