Insufficient access rights to create files in the specified folder

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• "There are insufficient resources to open another file" to the shared folder

  Microsoft Highway 2006 *.axe of restrictions on file for sharing

  Good afternoon

  In our Organization, we use Microsoft highway with a *.axe shared with bugs all over the United Kingdom and Europe.

  Currently due to the size and more and more people using the file, it appears that when a number of users are connected (do not know if there is a maximum restriction) new users trying to open the file download "There are insufficient resources to open another file"

  After testing when a user leaves the file, the user receives the error can get in fine arts and the work user that disconnected Gets the error.

  I had our server guy answering the question if there is no restriction on the server that might be at the root of the maximum number of users to access a file, but I said that there is no restriction.

  Does anyone know if the application has restrictions that cause this?

  I hope someone knows the answer!

  Thank you very much.

  Hi rhodzy,

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  TechNet Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3)

  Hope the helps of information.

• Access is denied problem on command prompt when you try to overwrite a file in the system32 folder.

  Access is denied problem on command prompt when you try to overwrite a file in the system32 folder. I gave the control of user accounts affecting for never notify his still does not. I am running Win 7 Home Basic 64-Bit please help me get out of here

  You have two options:

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  • Turn off UAC (not recommended).

  Why would you want to give users the right to modify files in the System32 folder? Sounds like a recipe for disaster.

• You don't have access rights to this file

  Hello again everyone.

  I get an error using the example of application the VDDK (vix-disklib-sample).  I am using the SAN mode for the information on the disks, but I get this error message:

  Error: [vixDiskLibSample.cpp:599] d you don't have access rights to this file

  I am using the same machine that I used in my previous post: 1730997.  I will repeat them here:

  The command I used:

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH = / usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib/lib64. / vix-disklib-sample - info.
  initex - /root/.vmware/vix-disklib.conf - libdir/usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib.
  -mode 'san' - 'moref = vm-13141' vm - ssmoref ' snapshot-13314' \ '.
  -welcomed the vcenter.company.com - user "administrator@company" - password "xxxxxx".
  "[VM-devices] vMA/vMA - 000001.vmdk'."

  I checked using MoB that those are references to managed object appropriate for the virtual machine and the snapshot (see my previous post).

  This is the machine I use it on:

  Processor: 2 x Xeon of Intel (r) CPU 5150 @ 2 .66GHz
  Memory: 3924MB (3331 MB used)
  Operating system: Ubuntu LTS 10.04.2

  Kernel: Linux 2.6.38.2 - candela (x86_64)
  Compiled: #1 SMP kills Mar 29 16:52:38 CDT 2011
  C Library: Library GNU C version 2.11.1 (stable)
  Default C compiler: compiler GNU C version 4.4.3 (Ubuntu 4.4.3 - 4ubuntu5)

  Version VDDK: VMware-vix-disklib - 1.2.1 - 323406.x86_64.tar.gz

  Think otherwise says may be something to do with the SAN mode, I ran vmware-mount to check that I could actually mount the drive in question.  I managed to mount the drive with the following command:

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH = / usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib/lib64 vmware-mount.
  v 'KS-PROD-data center/vm/vMA' h vcenter.company.com u 'administrator@company '.
  F /root/.password f ' [VM-devices] vMA/vMA - 000001.vmdk "/ mnt/test /.

  Anyone has any ideas of what this could be?  The error is a little vague...

  I've also attached the log output

  One thing you should be aware of: you will not be able to access a drive that is currently in use by the virtual machine.  If you have created a snapshot on a virtual computer running, you'll be able to get access to the base vmdk, but not for the instant vmdk.  This is because the instant vmdk - is in use, but the base is not the disc.

• Moving files: I am wanting to put the existing files to a new folder, how do I create a new folder and move those file to the new folder?

  I am wanting to put the existing files to a new folder, how do I create a new folder and move those file to the new folder?

  I am wanting to put the existing files to a new folder, how do I create a new folder and move those file to the new folder?

  Hello

  Go t the location where you want to create the new folder, right-click and select new/folder. Name the folder.

  Go to where the files, select the files and then use the right mouse button to drag the files into the new folder. When you drop the file, a pop-up menu, select the Move option.

  Let us know if you have any other questions.

  Thank you for using Windows 7

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• Could not open a file to VMDK using SAN transport using Netbackup 7.1 "you don't have access rights to this file.

  Hello

  I'm trying to backup VMware clients using Netbackup for VMWare 7.1 using the type of transfer to san, and the forum NBU told me that my vm-admin user has no right of access to the VMDK file. However, I checked and I can download the backup host VMDK files and take and remove snapshots as vm-admin user.

  The servers are configured as follows:

  vc01 is a Win2008R2 vSphere 5.1 Server

  ENC1-bl09 by enc1-bl12 are blades running ESXi 5.1

  VM-bak01 is a Win2008R2 NBU media server 7.1 server and is defined in NBU as backup VMWare host

  Data warehouses that contain the VMDK files for the guests are all about EMC and HDS storage accessible via the San by the NBU Media Server and ESXi servers (although mapped through different areas)

  ESXi servers have access to local data and NFS storage warehouses too, but none of these warehouses are used by clients.

  I could save a few guests we via NDB, but they finish in time because the network is not fast enough. Estimated time of 8 days for nightly backup!

  So I have to use a SAN to back up the guests, but he keeps fails with the error below...

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: SAN: cannot access a SAN/iSCSI LUN support this virtual disk. (Tip: If you use vcbMounter, you can use the option "nbd m" to move to disk-based network access if that's what you want.) If you were trying to access at the file level, stop the vmount Service by typing "net stop vmount2" in a command prompt to force vmount to re-scan for the SAN LUNS and try the command again.

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: DISKLIB-LINK: 'san://snapshot-1968 [WAS-B-DS01] FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02/FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02.vmdk@MAL-VC01?vm-admin/XXX': cannot open (you don't have access rights to this file).

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: DISKLIB-STRING: 'san://snapshot-1968 [WAS-B-DS01] FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02/FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02.vmdk@MAL-VC01?vm-admin/XXX': cannot open (you don't have access rights to this file).

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: DISKLIB-LIB: can't open 'san://snapshot-1968 [WAS-B-DS01] FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02/FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02.vmdk@MAL-VC01?vm-admin/XXX' with flags 0x1e, you have no rights to this file (3390).

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: vdOpen:.\VixInterface.cpp:196 < ERROR >: VixDiskLib_Open() error. You leave

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: openLeafSnapshotDisks:.\VixGuest.cpp:452 < ERROR >: vdOpen() error = 13. Call of closeLeafSnapshotDisks()

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: openLeafSnapshotDisks:.\VixGuest.cpp:555 < ERROR >: you quit with failure

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: vixMapObjCtl:.\VixCoordinator.cpp:904 < ERROR >: you leave with 23

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: < ERROR > vix_map_objctl:.\libvix.cpp:1138: error 23

  Please someone on this forum explaining why VMWare is denied access to the VMDK file?

  The problem was solved by upgrading to 7.1.0.4

  http://www.Symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&ID=TECH174128

  Thanks to Philippe of the Symantec Connect forum for the answer

• vmrun deleteFileInGuest translates by "error: you do not have access rights to this file.

  Hello

  I have Workstation 7.1.2 build 301548, host VMW is Win7 64 bit and comments is Win7 64-bit.

  I tried using vmrun deleteFileInGuest command to delete a file read-only in the comments and get "error: you don't have access rights to this file", however, I was manully able to remove this file from the client. If I uncheck the 'Read only' property of the file, then I can remove it from the host.

  As I need to delete the file as part of my automation script, I was wondering if there is any work around?

  Thank you

  Eileen

  FWIW, I've played around with this for a bit and in the end the only way I could delete the target file's read-only attribute was actually write a program (rmroa.exe) that precisely does that.  Basically the program does that attrib r shell and pass the target of the file to remove the attribute of as an argument to the program.

  vmrun -T ws -gu  -gp  runProgramInGuest  'c:\test\rmroa.exe' 'c:\test\program\test.ini'
  

  In other words enforcement rmroa.exe in this way called attrib.exe r "c:\test\program\test.ini" including the read attribute only to rid of this file.

  As a test I have scripted the whole process of copy rmroa.exe from host to host and then executed it, removed the test.ini and then delete the rmroa.exe file.  Sometimes it takes just a little more to get the job done.

• Cannot create a .db file in the assets folder

  I am trying to create a quizz.db file in the current folder by creating first a temporary quizz.db in the folder data and then creating tables inside and then copy it in the current folder. By debugging code, it shows that the folder is created. But I can't find it in the current folder. Here is the code

  #include 
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  Thanks to read this to learn why you can have an application change the assets folder: https://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/bb10/com.qnx.doc.native_sdk.devguide/com.qnx.d...

• Access denied when trying to open files in the minidump folder.

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  Have had the bsod since December. When I try to open individual files in the minidump folder I get message access is denied. In addition, he has a lock on the file icon.

  Copy the files to a different location (like your desktop) and try again.

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  Have had the bsod since December. When I try to open the individual files
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• Is it possible to prevent or remedy to have too many files in the DCIM folder?

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• How can I move files to the system folder?

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  Thank you!

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  In short: you do not have. The folder/System is only for Apple.  The new protections in El Capitan make it impossible for you to place the files.

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• User should not be able to remove all the files in the shared folder

  Hi all

  I have a shared folder accessible to each user Department wise, now I don't want to leave one to delete all files in the shared folder

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  --
  Kind regards
  Kalpesh

  Hello
  
   
  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
  
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  OK - the problem is now resolved.

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• Shimgvw.dll file in the sys32 folder can be boggus

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  This update downloads ok but fails to install, so I did a manual download and install, but when asked for the location of shimgvw.dll during installation and I point to the file in the sys32 folder the update fails, it seems, there are 3 versions of this file, but the System 32 folder isn 't legitimate because it does not appear info version or company. "

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• Windows search fails to find the files in the Documents folder

  Original title: Windows 7 search finds no files, even though all the settings have been verified and the search index has been rebuilt

  I recently bought a new Dell laptop Studio 1558 with Windows 7 Home Premium and moved through several hundred documents from my old PC to the new folder 'My Documents'.

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  Santosh thanks, I checked the permissions for the appropriate files and SYSTEM was present, which doesn't seem to be the problem. However, I found a solution that might work for other people are having the same problem.

  I noticed that if I changed the location of the files, Windows search suddenly seems to become aware that they existed and then indexed and followed them correctly - even if they were subsequently moved back to the original location. I just created a temporary folder outside my library of documents and then each subfolder in the folder my documents him and then come back, one by one. It was a bit laborious but the problem solved - I know not why it worked, but all the old files are now indexed and appear correctly when you use Windows Search, and it seems not to have any problems, follow-up of the newly created files.

  Cheers, Jack