File Transfer Errors
In Teamviewer 12, I'm trying to create an image of files from a remote computer. Unfortunately, I'm running into a major problem: some files will stall the copy, with one of two errors popping up. The first error says:
Error: (0) The operation completed successfully.
This shouldn't be an error, obviously. The second error says:
Error: The access was denied because the specified directory is not public.
Additional information: (5) Access is denied.
This occurs only for some folders, such as my user folder in C:/Users/. The whole drive is marked as publicly shared, but I tried adding the user folder directly as well, with no change. At any rate, since TeamViewer can access these files (e.g. by poking around with remote login), I should think the copy ought to be able to handle it also.
Best Answer
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Dear imallett,
Thank you for your post.
The reason that you're receiving this message is because the operating system denies the access to do an operation on those folders.
For security reasons, Windows limit writing permissions to folders like 'c:\' and 'c:\program files\' to mention a few.
We recommend you to write down in a folder created by you and make your transfers to that folder.
However, if you still need to write down on specific folders where access is denied, you need to open security settings for that folder and change properties and inheritance as needed.
Hope this solution works for you.
Best regards,
Christian
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Answers
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Dear imallett,
Thank you for your post.
The reason that you're receiving this message is because the operating system denies the access to do an operation on those folders.
For security reasons, Windows limit writing permissions to folders like 'c:\' and 'c:\program files\' to mention a few.
We recommend you to write down in a folder created by you and make your transfers to that folder.
However, if you still need to write down on specific folders where access is denied, you need to open security settings for that folder and change properties and inheritance as needed.
Hope this solution works for you.
Best regards,
Christian
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