Root is one of those protected locations that you need elevated admin rights to do things there. The file should be in a subdir under C:\Users\All Users or C:\Users\UserName
>I have been asked to help fix a problem with a windows 10 upgrade. There is a .mem file in the root (c:\) directory that holds the local workstation path to a dot matrix printer on a network print server. This is read every time the program is opened. All was fine until W10 - now an access denied message from W10 pops up.
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>Any ideas on how to solve that in windows? I have already given read/write permissions to Everybody, etc, etc...
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>Thanks!
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer