Don't have permission to save on a other disk

when i change my file and save it on a other storage disk i get the message " can't save you don't have any permission ????

Have you checked which permissions you have for that volume/Folder?
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Since upgrading to Lion, i am unable to take screen shots. i get the message that i don't have permission to save files to the place where SSs are saved. how can i regain the ability to save screen shots? thanks

since upgrading to Lion, i am unable to take screen shots. i get the message that i don't have permission to save files to the place where SSs are saved. how can i regain the ability to save screen shots? thanks

First of all, are you using the OS native screen capture?
If not, make sure the application you're using has been update for Lion. I was using Snapz Pro for years, but I need to update it for use with Lion. Meanwhile Grab and the keyboard shortcuts are working on my Lion load.
If you are using the native capture mode unsuccessfully, I would run the Disk Utility and repair permissions on the drive. For some reason, even in past OS Versions, routine maintenance of permissions makes life a lot easier.

"You don't have permission to save in this location." Cannot save any files anywhere. All permissions open, all other browsers save OK in same place. Why?

I cannot save any files anywhere. I always get the message "You don't have permission to save in this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission. Would you like to save in the {} folder instead?"
I have created a clean profile in Profile Manager, and used the Reset Firefox tool. The only way I can save files is to use another browser. IE and Chrome have no problems saving files to the exact same folders.
This seemed to have started with the last update on 10/5/2013.

Maybe something changed in the program shortcut you use to start Firefox. Can you check right-click > Properties > Compatbility tab and make sure nothing is selected there?
''I've never tried this myself, but the forum has a standard set of steps for a "clean reinstall" of Firefox to replace damaged program files. During this process, you are not removing personal settings, but you are removing some shared add-on folders, which would affect Windows Media Player and perhaps other plugins/extensions installed that way.''
Certain Firefox problems can be solved by performing a ''Clean reinstall''. This means you remove Firefox program files and then reinstall Firefox. Please follow these steps:
'''Note:''' You might want to print these steps or view them in another browser.
#Download the latest Desktop version of Firefox from http://www.mozilla.org and save the setup file to your computer.
#After the download finishes, close all Firefox windows (click Exit from the Firefox or File menu).
#Delete (or if you're nervous, move or rename) the Firefox program folder, which is located in one of these locations, by default:
#*'''Windows:'''
#**C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox (32-bit)
#**C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox (64-bit)
#*'''Mac:''' Delete Firefox from the Applications folder.
#*'''Linux:''' If you installed Firefox with the distro-based package manager, you should use the same way to uninstall it - see [[Installing Firefox on Linux]]. If you downloaded and installed the binary package from the [http://www.mozilla.org/firefox#desktop Firefox download page], simply remove the folder ''firefox'' in your home directory.
#Now, go ahead and reinstall Firefox:
##Double-click the downloaded installation file and go through the steps of the installation wizard.
##Once the wizard is finished, choose to directly open Firefox after clicking the Finish button.
Does that help?

"You don't have permission to save in this location"

I believe I have set myself as administrator. Administrator appears beneath my name at sign on. I skipped creating a password as I am the only user. When downloading a file for my canon scaner I got the message "C:\Program Files (x86)\Canon\Cannon Download\tb4135_en.exe. You don't have permission to save in this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission. Would you like to save in the ..........folder instead? " I have tried selecting other directories but get the same result. I successfully downloaded Another program from Canon only minutes before. How can I instal this file/programe? Without it my scanner is useless.
I realise that it is not good sense to run permanently as administrator. Can I set up a separate administrator sign in once I have set up all the programs I lost when installing Win7

Hi,
You may try the following suggestions one by one to check the issue.
Suggestion 1: Temporarily disable antivirus program.
Suggestion 2: Click Start, All Programs, right click Internet Explorer and click Run as administrator.
Suggestion 3: Click Start, type inetcpl.cpl into Search box and press Enter. Switch to Security tab, uncheck “Enable Protected Mode (requires restarting Internet Explorer)” and click OK.
Suggestion 4: Click the Start Button, type "User account control" and press Enter. When the User account control settings box appears, move the slider to Never notify and click OK.
What’s the result?
Arthur Li - MSFT

Numbers tells me I don't have permission to save document

My wife and I share a macbook air. We are trying to share a Numbers spreadsheet to keep track of things. However Numbers won't let me save my edits to any file she creates and vice versa. The error message is "You don’t have permission to save the file". Autosave also does not work when I'm logged into my account while editing her file. The version of Numbers is 3.2.2 and the OS X is Mavericks 10.9.5.
I'm well-aware of OS X permission restrictions. The file was created in the Shared folder (with sharing privileges enabled) and I've enabled both her account and my account with read & write access to the file in the File Info window. I've also tried reapplying the folder permissions of the Shared folder (by default this is set for read & write access for system, wheel and everyone) to all enclosed items.
Has anyone else had this problem? I would like to be able to share a spreadsheet with my wife using the native Numbers application - not the clunky website iCloud version. It seems this was once the point of computers (and the Shared folder in particular) but maybe I'm mistaken...
thanks,
Rich

Unfortunately, the Shared folder is not what it appears to be. The outer Shared folder has special permissions applied (called the sticky bit) that make sure that only the "owner" of a given file can edit it (others can only read).
I think the easy solution for you is to create a subfolder within the Shared folder. Call it anything you want like "ReallyShared". Then, move any existing files from Shared to your subfolder, and have your wife do the same. It's important that you move these files now and not after the steps below.
Then, do "Get Info" on that folder. Under Sharing & Permissions, click the "+" under the permissions area, and add both you and your wife's user names to the list. Then set both of you to "Read & Write". Then click the "cog" icon, and choose to "apply to enclosed items...".
That should solve your issue for any files that are already in the folder or new files you create in there. If you ever "move" files into that folder you may need to go back and do the "apply to enclosed items" again.
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Quicktime Player: You don't have permission to save ...

I am using Quicktime Player to stitch together short .mp4 videos taken on an iPhone or head cam. When I export the composition although it states it is saving the it, I end up with a message "You don't have permission to save the file "***.mp4v".
I have used Quicktime successfully to stitch together You Tube clips.
Where am I going wrong?
Thank you

I have the same issue - when I edited the clip in QuickTime Player.
I removed sections via Split, which seemed to cause the problem.
To solve this, just close the quicktime window. QT will ask if you want to save. Save.
Now re-open the file and do your export - should work fine.
Well, it did for me.
It appears it's not too hot at exporting an unsaved clip that's been split?

Photoshop CS5(64Bit): "You don't have permission to save to this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission." I am the administrator and I give myself permission. What can I do to save the file?

Photoshop CS5(64Bit): "You don't have permission to save to this location. Contact the administrator to obtain permission." I am the administrator and give myself permission. What can I do to save the file? This is the user's PC, licensed PS CS5 software and Win 7 OS.

Temporarily save to another folder, until you figure it out.
Just because you are the owner and are the sole administrator, does not always guarantee that you have permission. There are several folders that you can not access no matter how hard you try. As for folders in your document folder, it is more likely a basic permission setting that took on permissions of a copied file. Some folders and files are set to a child/parent default setting, meaning the child folder/file (the one you are accessing) has the identical settings of its parent and when the parent changes, so does the child.
You can alter the parent or the child folder/file.
Right click on the folder/file select properties.
Click on the security tab.
Click on each of the group names and see what permissions are set.
You can then edit a group if necessary.
If it will not allow it, you may need to use the advanced button to create a new copy of the group which should happen when you alter its settings (In other words, you don't have to physically create the copy, it does it for you when you OK the changes)
The administrator should have full access to the folder in the documents folder, if you are listed as an associate of the administrator group your name should also be listed there with full access. The System should also have full access.
All other groups should have reading access only if they exist.

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Everything was OK, but today I switch on Aperture 3, and when I'm trying to import some pictures, I have this message: 'You don't have permission to save the file "cichy" in the folder "Users".'... "cichy" is previous name of my Home folder. Any solution, how I can fix it?

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Hi am only the user of my laptop and am the admin and when am try to save any file in Local C or on Pen drive I get this message " You
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I did it already , I want to copy same file to this path C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_09\bin even when I want to copy it to the pen drive it's not working . It's given me same message " You
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Don't Have Permission to Save Changes

I'm trying to make changes to my /private/etc/hosts file, and I'm unable to save my changes because "You don't have permission". Here is what I've tried:
1. Get Info on the hosts file, unlock the lock icon, set permissions to Read & Write
2. Used Disk Utility to repair permissions
3. Restarted the computer into Recovery Mode and clicked the Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs button.
None of these things worked. I am able to open the file in Terminal and make changes with a sudo command, but I would like to be able to edit it with my text editor of choice for convenience. I am able to do it on other computers, but not this one for some reason.

I realize that you want to use your editor or choice, but the easiest way to edit the file is to: sudo nano /private/etc/hosts

When I take a screenshot (command, shift, 4), I get an error: "you don't have permission to save files in the location where screenshots are stored". Help!

I used to be able to take screenshots just fine.
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If not running Lion, please do this:
With the Finder active, press the following key combinations, in this order:
Shift-Command-H
Command-3
Command-I
The Info window for your home folder will open. Click the lock icon to authenticate. In the Sharing & Permissions section, you should have read & write access. If not, make it so. Regardless of whether you made any changes, select "Apply to enclosed items" from the action (gear icon) menu.
If running Lion, do this:
Boot from your recovery partition by holding down the key combination command-R at startup. Release the keys when you see a gray screen with a spinning dial.
When the recovery desktop appears, select Utilities > Terminal from the menu bar.
In the Terminal window, enter “resetpassword” (without the quotes) and press return. A “Reset Password” window opens.
Select your boot volume if not already selected.
Select your username from the menu labeled “Select the user account” if not already selected.
Under “Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs”, click the “Reset” button.
Select Apple menu > Restart from the menu bar.

I don't have permission to save in this location

When I try to save a scan form my HP 3054 All In One I get a message that I don't have persmission to save in this location. I can scan and save from other HP all in ones but not this one . I can scan but can not save!!

Hi @ricfic , and thanks for getting back to me!
I'd recommend trying a few things.
First, you'll want to uninstall the current software:
Uninstalling the Printer Software
Then, put your printer into clean boot mode:
How to perform a clean boot in Windows
Once the computer is in clean boot mode, reinstall the software via the HP Printer Install Wizard for Windows.
Good luck and please keep me posted!
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Don't have permission to save file.

I have upgraded from a imac g5 to a macbook pro with ilife 08. Iweb said i need to update my domain file. So i press update and it says i do not have permission to save that file. I haven't found an answer on the support faqs. Anyone have any light to shed on this topic?

I just figured it out on my own. For those who have this problem go to library>application support>iWeb. Then i hit get info on my domain file, unlocked it and gave everyone permission to read and write.

My computer says that I don't have permission to save files were screen shots are stored.What do I do?

Well I am trying to take a screen shot, but whenever I do, it says what the question says... What should I do, for the screen shot to be able to be saved?

Hallo Linc Davis,
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You don't have permission to save in this location: C:\_Work

We're using a HomeGroup. I have a lot of experience networking with Windows. I've never had trouble with Windows 7 and previous versions. All of our computers use a local folder named "_Work". The local users who share the
computer need access to the local folder. With Windows 8, not even a local administrator can save directly to _Work. I want to solve this for all local users who are members of the PowerUsers group. The local administrator has ownership and
'Full Control'. Why can't the local administrator use the folder? Then, how do I grant access for PowerUsers to C:\_Work?
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It's a bug. I found a work around which I'll describe in a moment in great detail because I continue to be a loyal Microsoft customer and I want someone at Microsoft to pay attention to this work around.
But first I want to complain about the fact that you can search these symptoms and find two years of agony with Windows 8 users and still Microsoft has not provided a solution,.... a solution which would be so simple to provide. These frustration
points with Windows 8 have the appearance of a dictate from on-high to alienate Windows users and drive them to Macintosh. Nevertheless, I remain a loyal user and will endure the jabs and ridicule of my friends who jumped ship.
I don't have a lot of experience with Windows 8. This time I added HomeGroups to my experience.
To answer your questions:
> When did this issue occur ?
All seemed fine during the install of Windows 8, and even after I attached to this new PC with Windows 7, all seemed fine. I was able to create folders and files, share them and access them locally and across the network. I was able to save
a file across the network It was some time after I set up HomeGroups that I noticed access problems. Earlier I noticed Windows 8 complain whenever I adjusted permissions on my C:\_Work folder, but it didn't concern me so I didn't record file names
or error messages.
> Have you tried to copy a file into the folder directly to have a check ?
After HomeGroups was set up and before the work-around was discovered, I was only able to save a file to C:\_Work by first saving it to my desktop and then drag it to the folder and approve the UAC stuff. The UAC stuff doesn't bother me except
for the fact it shouldn't happen in this circumstance. I'll describe my trouble-shooting and work-around in a moment.
> Have you tried to login with another administrator to have a check ?
Yes. It didn't help. I also temporarily enabled the built-in Administrator but that didn't help either.
> If there is a antivirus software in it ,please turn off them temporarily to have a check .
Only the built-in Windows 8 Defender is installed. I didn't disable it.
Here's what I tried, but it didn't help:
I tried removing the 'Read Only' attribute. It comes back but it turns out that it doesn't matter.
I kept checking and rechecking that the Administrator had ownership and full control. It didn't matter.
ISSUES: These issues may have contributed to the problem:
I turned off inheritance. The root of each folder had implicit security settings.
I turned on HomeGroups. It was some time after I turned on HomeGroups that I noticed I had lost access to the folder.
TROUBLESHOOTING: Here are the things I tried that didn't matter:
I logged on as my first administrator, my second administrator, the built-in administrator, and as a normal user. I was not able to save a TXT file to C:\_Work.
I was not able to save a TXT file to the '\\PCname\Work' share either locally or as a user across the network on Windows 7.
I rebooted both the Windows 8 computer and Windows 7 computer after each major change, but without success.
BUG: Here are important symptoms of this bug:
After I discovered a work-around, I noticed existing files continued to have problems. For example, a change in permissions at the folder level caused error messages concerning existing TXT files.
WORK-AROUND: Here is a solution that will work until Microsoft finally fixes this bug:
In Advanced Permissions, remove all groups. None of my groups worked including the built-in Administrators and my newly created 'Power Users".
Add each user individually. Assign permissions to each user, on each folder, on each computer, one user at a time.
To fix existing files, right click each file and open Advanced Permissions. Turn off inheritance and Apply. Then turn on inheritance and delete explicit permissions.
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