Access Denied Windows XP SP3

Every time I try to reinstall the bluetooth adapter its shows it copying the driver to the drivers folder in the animation but it stops and says access is denied.

This is kind of annoying because I now have no right click and cant use bluetooth to install my mighty mouse anymore.

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Keep getting an access denied window when trying to print to PDF with Adobe Acrobat X with any prgram/internet except for adobe programs

I am trying to print to PDF from Word, Revit, Firefox and all have given me a Access Denied window popup and would cancel the print. I have Adobe Acrobat X and Creative Design Suite 6.

So you are trying to print to the Adobe PDF printer? What is the full statement of the error (typically it indicates a folder or such does not allow access)? If you open Distiller, are there settings files available that you can view?
In the print menu, select print to file. Then open this file in Distiller. What happens with these two steps and do you get a PDF after the second step?

When using Get Others to Sign i get an access denied window associated with my Adobe ID

Can someone please help i get an access denied window when trying to send out a form to have signatures added. It seems to be associated to Adobe ID, can someone please point in a direction to fix this.

Did you create a NEW Apple ID or did you change the email address for your OLD Apple ID? This will affect how you update apps in the future.
Anyway, go to Settings/iTunes&App Stores, log out, then log in with the new ID.

2008 R2 printer server, cannot connect to printer, access denied, Windows 7 OS only

Deployed new Windows 2008 R2 domain controller, added print and document controll. Added several network printers on R2 server. We currently have mostly Vista biz clients but half a dozen W7Pro clients also. The Vista clients connect to these new network
printers, no problem but none of the W7 clients will connect. I select the printer from the drop down directory list and select to load the drivers, the system starts loading drivers and then right before it finishes it stops with error message, "Windows cannot
connect to the printer. Access denied. Again, this happens only with the W7 clients on our domain, Vista works fine.

By default, the security settings for Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 allow users who are not members of the local
Administrators group to install only trustworthy printer drivers, such as those provided with Windows or in digitally signed printer-driver packages. You may want to install printer-driver packages on the print server
or in the clients. More details can be found this page: Cannot
connect to printer, Access denied -
http://www.chicagotech.net/server/print3.htm
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App-v 4.6 Q: drive "access denied" Windows 7 SP1

I'm troubleshooting an app-v application in windows 7
I've customize the osd file to start with cmd.exe
On the commandline (which is in the bubble) i'm trying to access the Q: drive but I get access denied.
I've never experienced this in windows XP
Anybody familiar with this problem, or is my windows 7 image the problem?
security discriptor is off
Using app-v 4.6 SP2, also tried without SP

Try launching CMD with the SFTTRAY command instead: http://stealthpuppy.com/app-v-faq-27-how-do-i-get-an-application-into-the-app-v-bubble-for-troubleshooting/
E.g:
SFTTRAY /EXE cmd.exe /LAUNCH "WinMerge 00000010"
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RSOP access deny - Windows 2003

Hi all,
     I have configured a GP for System Services. I linked this GP fro a specific OU only. the system in that OU has successfulyl applied the GP settings with no errors, but when I run gpresult or RSOP.msc the error is Access denied. the actual error displayed is give below,
GPRESULT:
ERROR: Logon Failure: Uknown user name or Bad password
RSOP.msc:
Group Policy Error: You do not have permission to perform this operation
In event viewer when I run GPUPDATE the operation was succeeded;
"Security policy in the Group policy objects has been applied successfully" Event id: 1704
following this event there were 1 other error event;
"Windows couldn't log the RSoP (Resultant Set of Policies) session status. An attempt to connect to WMI failed. No more RSoP logging will be done for this application of policy." Event id: 1090
Can anyone help me to resolve this. I know I am missing on security permissions, but what is it and wht I was missing?
Regards
Hari Vidya Sankar

Hi,
Please perform the following steps:
1. Logon the machine with a domain admins.
2. Open and command prompt, and type the following commands:
1)    cd %systemroot%\system32
2)    regsvr32 /n /I userenv.dll
3)    cd wbem
4)    mofcomp scersop.mof
5)    mofcomp rsop.mof
6)    mofcomp rsop.mfl
3. Restart the winmgmt service.
And then, check if the issue is resolved.

Internal failure 0x80040707 access denied

Sorry to bring up an old topic problem, but the search turns up posts dating back to 2004 and the links do not work. Anyway...
I get an "internal failure 0x80040707 access denied" upon loading iTunes and QuickTime after the required reboot either with the CD or with the downloaded versions from the web.
I did not connect the Ipod to the computer until after the software was installed.
I have tried all the below with Norton Antivirus disabled:
1) upgraded XP Pro from SP1 to SP2.
2) installed and uninstalled iTunes and QuickTime many, many, many, many times, using the uninstaller and the Windows Install Clean Up downloaded from
http://consumer.installshield.com/kb.asp?id=Q108322
and using task manager to remove remnants (qttask.exe, ip*, qt*).
3) followed the instructions at
http://consumer.installshield.com/kb.asp?id=Q108167
there were no problems with the registry.
4) installed only the iPod updater and not installed iTunes and QuickTme from the CD (nothing works, but I still get the error message on reboot.
5) deleted the folder containing iPod and QuickTime after an unsuccessful install.
iTunes runs after the reboot, but in preferences it says no iPod is connected when it is connected. The iPod when connected to the 'puter says "Do not disconnect" with a spinning "sun" in the upper left hand corner. The do not disconnect never goes away, even after leaving it alone overnight.
Windows knows the Ipod is connected to a USB port and says it is "working normally."
QuickTime will play "stuff."
I spent 40 minutes on the phone with Best Buy who said to call Apple. I spent 20 minutes on the phone with Apple who said call Dell. I Spent 15 minutes on a chat with a Dell tech who ended the conversation with out giving me any help (was goin' home time for him).
I've probably got about 30 hours into this and my kid is wondering when her iPod will work.
Any advice or pointers?
Thanks for any suggestions!!!
Jim
dell Windows XP Pro 4300s

Katrina,
Maybe this?
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=135
1909?
I don't know how to do this as the message occurs when I reboot and before my desktop icons are loaded. The first window that appears is the InstallShield completing the software load, I guess. Then the "internal failure error 0x80040707" window appears. At that point my only choice is to click "OK" or "X" on the Internal falure window. After that disappears the "access denied" window pops up. The Taskbar is not loaded either.
Or you can make sure your music files are backed up
and in a safe place, and go through your PC and
remove anything that says Apple on it. In both
Windows Explorer & the registry.
Then reinstall iTunes, QT and the iPod updater?
Also, just curious, you said you installed the iPod
updater, but did you also run the updater with the
iPod attached and actually update the iPod?
No. The updater window appears and the initializing message never goes away (the iPod is connected with the "do not disconnect" messge displayed.
Thanks for your help!!
Jim
dell Windows XP Pro 4300s
dell Windows XP Pro 4300s

Windows 7 Open and Save As dialog box gives an "Access Denied" when using common Windows Explorer features.

On many computers in our environment we have issues in Windows 7 when using the Common Dialog Box. Within the dialog box we get the error Access Denied whenever we try to create a folder. If we try to rename a file it doesn't give an error but
it doesn't work either. We cannot delete a file, still no error, but we can create shortcut.
Within Windows Explorer of the same user it has no issues.
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Example: Open Paint (right click "Run As Administrator"); then File, "Save As", right-click in empty space; then New, Folder. This caused the error to popup "Unable to create the folder 'New folder' Access is denied."
Thanks for your help,
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
How are things going? As the article provided above said, for such kind of issues generally it is caused by permission settings.
The article provided several possible solution and please let us know if there is anything unclear about the steps.
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Access Denied to report file on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise

Hi,
I have a deployment problem for which I am out of ideas. I have an ASP.NET web site deployed on a server running Windows Server 2003 R2, sp2. It makes extensive use of Crystal Reports, including both displaying them and e-mailing them to specified recipients as PDF files. It all works great.
Now I need to port the web site to a different server, running Windows Server 2003 Enterprise, sp1. The reports display fine as long as I am not trying to convert it to PDF for e-mailng. When it gets to the following line in my code:
MemoryStream memStream = (MemoryStream)rptDoc.ExportToStream(ExportFormatType.PortableDocFormat);
It reports the following error:
Access denied.Error in File JobDetails {DC64A5D3-9DD7-4E4C-90F5-A08731409B29}.rpt:
Access to report file denied. Another program may be using it.
I finally got it to work by granting Modify permission to Everyone for the c:\Windows\Temp folder. Obviously this is not a good practice. Granting Full Control to the IUSR_servername account did not solve the problem on Windows Server Enterprise, although it did the trick on R2.
So the question is, which account needs which permission to the Temp folder to enable the PDF to get written?
Thanks.
Dan

What ever account the app is running under will need read / write permissions on the temp folder. Your working server should be a good place to look to see how the premissions were set there. The same will apply to any other server(?).
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Access denied. Error in File C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\

I have searched on Google and all over this forum and none of the solutions have fixed my problem.
Crystal Version: Crsytal.Net for Visual Studio.Net 2005
Server: Windows Server 2003
Error:
Access denied. Error in File C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\JuryDutyReport {D6296178-3E72-483E-B876-2DFC03D00841}.rpt: Access to report file denied. Another program may be using it.
When I run my app locally through the Web Server that comes with ASP.Net, everything is fine, it is only when I deploy the application to the Windows 2003 Server that I get the error.
I'm using impersonation in my ASP.Net application. I have given that domain user full access to 'C:\Windows\Temp'', the export folder and even the folder where the Crystal Report resides on the Server. When I run the application on the Web Server, I actually see the ".rpt" get created in the "C:\Windows\Temp" folder but yet it still says there is a permissions error.
What is bizarre is that the code below that just sends the file to the printer automatically works:
private void PrintJuryDutyReport(DataSet ds)
        //create report document
        ReportDocument crDoc = new ReportDocument();
        //load, set datasource and print options
        crDoc.Load(Server.MapPath("~/Reports/JuryDutyReport.rpt"));
        crDoc.SetDataSource(ds); //set datasource
        crDoc.PrintOptions.PrinterName = ddlPrinters.SelectedValue.ToString(); //set printername
        crDoc.PrintOptions.PaperOrientation = PaperOrientation.Portrait; //set paper orientation
        crDoc.SetParameterValue("ParamUsername", User.Identity.Name); //set parameter
        crDoc.PrintToPrinter(1, false, 0, 0); //send to printer
I have to change the code to export to a PDF and this code doesn't work:
    private void PrintJuryDutyReport(DataSet ds)
        //report document
        ReportDocument crDoc = new ReportDocument();
        string myfile = @"G:\COPFS\COPFSPROD\ReportsTemp\MyPDF.pdf";
        //load, set datasource and print options
        crDoc.Load(Server.MapPath("~/Reports/JuryDutyReport.rpt"));
        crDoc.SetDataSource(ds); //set datasource
        crDoc.SetParameterValue("ParamUsername", User.Identity.Name); //set parameter
        //export through http
        crDoc.ExportToDisk(ExportFormatType.PortableDocFormat, myfile);
        crDoc.Close();
        crDoc.Dispose();
        Response.ClearContent();
        Response.ClearHeaders();
        Response.ContentType = "Application/pdf";
        Response.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=" + myfile);
        Response.WriteFile(myfile);
        Response.Flush();
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Any help is greatly appreciated as I have to present this to end users tomorrow.

Don, thanks for the response.
As a last ditch effort, I granted "modify" to the Network Service Account on C:\Windows\Temp and that fixed the error.
There are two things that are troubling about this:
1) I'm impersonating a domain user in my ASP.Net application and when the PDF is created, the owner is that domain user, so I know impersonation is working. So I wonder if ASP.Net picks and chooses what account it runs under at different times?
2) It is a little scary for the Network Service Account to have this access but that people seem to be fine with it.
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/rjdudley/archive/2005/03/14/2566.aspx

HT1178 I have failed to Map the Airport Time Capsule to my windows 7 HP laptop as a mapped drive, error message is "access denied"

I have failed to Map the Airport time capsule to my windows 7 HP laptop, i followed all the installation steps and i get the error message "Access denied, you do not have permission to access this device, contact network administrator"

Did you install the airport utility for windows?
Is the windows computer set to home as network location.. it will not work if it is set to work or public.
Is the TC setup with all SMB type names, short no spaces and pure alphanumeric. No apostrophe.
Can you ping the TC from your computer? Open a command window and type ping and the tc name or its IP.
No response you will never be able to get connection .. it is usually firewall problem. Turn off firewall and internet security.
If it pings then simply type the IP directly into explorer.. \\TCIPaddress. (eg \\10.0.1.1 if the TC is at default)
That is usually the most foolproof method.

"general access denied error" while implementing out-of-process COM Server Implementation in Windows Phone 8.1

I have a Service (.exe) where I was registering for my COM Component like below
CoInitializeEx(NULL, COINIT_MULTITHREADED);
HRESULT hres = CoInitializeSecurity(NULL, -1, NULL, NULL, RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_NONE, RPC_C_IMP_LEVEL_IMPERSONATE, NULL, EOAC_NONE, 0);
if (hres != S_OK)
OutputDebugStringA("Security Descriptor not initialized");
ITypeLib* pTypeLib;
HRESULT hr_1 = LoadTypeLibEx(L"ServiceIdl.tlb", REGKIND_REGISTER, &pTypeLib);
if (pTypeLib != NULL)
pTypeLib->Release();
RegisterServer(L"Service.exe", CLSID_classAImpl, L"ClassAImpl Sample", L"Component.ClassAImpl", L"Component.ClassAImpl.1", 0);
g_hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, FALSE, FALSE, NULL);
DWORD reg = 0;
IClassFactory *pIFactory = new classAFactory;
HRESULT hr0 = CoRegisterClassObject(CLSID_classAImpl, pIFactory, CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER, REGCLS_MULTIPLEUSE, &reg);
if (FAILED(hr0))
OutputDebugStringA("classAImpl is not registered");
CoUninitialize();
exit(1);
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if (hr1 == S_OK)
OutputDebugStringA("classAImpl is Resumed Registering");
WaitForSingleObject(g_hEvent, INFINITE);
CloseHandle(g_hEvent);
CoRevokeClassObject(reg);
pIFactory->Release();
CoUninitialize();
From Client Code I am CreatingInstance Like Below
COSERVERINFO si;
MULTI_QI qi;
COAUTHINFO cai = { RPC_C_AUTHN_NONE, RPC_C_AUTHZ_NONE, 0, RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_NONE, RPC_C_IMP_LEVEL_IMPERSONATE, 0, EOAC_NONE };
si.dwReserved1 = 0;
si.pwszName = L"\\\\localhost";
si.pAuthInfo = &cai;
si.dwReserved2 = 0;
qi.pIID = &IID_classA;
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qi.hr = 1;
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hr returning error "general access denied error";

I think we may run into the limitations mentioned in the remarks of CoCreateInstanceFromApp doc(show as below). If you can provide a repro project, I
can give you more details about what happens.
The CoCreateInstanceFromApp function reads class registrations only from Fusion contexts and manifests, and from the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID registry hive.
Only built-in classes that are supported in the app container are supplied. Attempts to activate unsupported classes, including all classes installed by 3rd-party code as well as many Windows classes, result in error code
REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG.
The CoCreateInstanceFromApp function is available to Windows Store apps. Desktop applications can call this function, but they have the same restrictions as Windows Store apps.
If you are trying to call some windows classes in your library, I will suggest you check how to create windows runtime out of process component by viewing
this sample. This is what I usually do.
To be honest, I did not try to implement the out of process COM component using the method you tried as we previsouly do on desktop. I will suggest you try to register a very simple library(like a signle class and single interface which returns an integer),
and see if it will work.
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Shared folders (Windows file shares) show access denied and do not prompt for credentials

Scenario:
Like other admins, I log on and work as a 'standard user' (usera) with no admin rights anywhere in the domain, to perform admin tasks I have another account (userb) which I authenticate with as and when required. userb has been allocated/delegated permissions
as required.
Problem:
When trying to connect to shared folders on servers (2008 R2) using a UNC patch via Windows Explorer (Win 7 Ent.), I see an access denied error and do not get an option to supply alternative credentials.
If I try to connect to the admin shares on the same server (\\server\C$ or \\server\e$) I get an access denied message AND get prompted for credentials. I supply my admin account and gain access as expected.
If I check share and storage management when attempting to connect, I see that Windows is trying to connect me to each share as usera (which has no access). I understand why I get access denied at this point, but not why it can't just prompt me to supply an
account that does have access. When trying the admin shares I also see the usera account, but I get a prompt to supply a user who does have access.
Share permissions on the folders are for example 'Everyone' Full Control. NTFS permissions are 'userb' has modify (read, execute, list, traverse etc) via a 'Server Admins' AD Universal security group.
Note: If I do a NET USE from CMD and use the /USER switch, I can access the shares fine. But this is not great for accessing shared folders on the fly from various computers.
How can I get the other shares on the server to prompt me, rather than just say access denied?
Many thanks.

Try to disable guest user from the server
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GPP Delete policy not working on Windows Server 2008 R2 RDS when deleting shared printers with status access denied.

Hi!
I Have one AD Security group for each shared printer, I have one GPP that map the printer if the user is in the security group that belong to the printer. And one GPP to delete the printer if the user is NOT member of the security group. The security group
is also applied in “Security” tab on the printsrv with PRINT rights and “everyone” is removed. This works 100 % on Windows 7 clients and Windows 2003 Terminal Servers. But on Windows 2008 R2 RDS this dont work.The Delete Policy will not delete the shared
printer. No warning in any logs, and the gpresult shows that the gpo setting applyed sucessfully. The only way I can make the Delete policy work is if i give the user print rights on the printer on the printsrv. Looks like for the policy to work on 2008
R2 the user must have print rights on the printer object on the printserver. The GPP Delete Policy will not delete printers that have status : access denied. Anyone else had this problem?

Hi,
Based on your description, it seems that we need to give users appropriate permissions, for the error
Access is denied is more or less related to permissions.
However, we can avoid deploying the GPP printer delete policy. As far as I know, we can use Item-Lvel Targeting of GPP to push the shared printers
to the targeted users or groups.
Regarding ILT, the following articles can be referred to for more information.
Preference Item-Level Targeting
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733022.aspx
Security Group Targeting
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772471.aspx
Best regards,
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Access Denied When Trying To Install Printer - Windows 7

Good Day
I have a serious problem on a client's computer. All I need to do is connect the laptop to a network printer, but I am having a lot of difficulty in doing so.
First the details of the laptop: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit connected to network using ETH cable. Avira Professional antivirus running, firewall disabled on pc, user is member of administrators group only.
Details of the printer: Xerox Workcentre 3220, connect to network using ETH cable, but also shared on pc also running Windows 7 64-bit Professional.
I am able to ping the printer and have connected all the other pcs on the network to the printer without any troubles whatsoever. Printing, scanning - everything is working fine for the other pcs. I am also able to connect to shares from the laptop to any
other pc.
So here is my issue with this specific laptop:
Firstly, when using the "Add Printer" wizard, the "Add a local printer" option is greyed out.
So I tried connecting to the printer using the"Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer" option, which seemed to be working, but during installation it gives an Access Denied error and undoes the installation.
Then I tried connecting to the share of the printer on one of the other pcs, which had the exact same result.
I then tried to modify an other printer, by firstly trying to add a new Local Port, but the I recieve the following error: "Specified port cannot be added. Access is denied."
I tried then adding the driver using the Windows Print Server, but the buttons were unavailable.
After reading on many forums, I accessed the Print Management console (Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Print Management)m and tried adding the printer and ports there, but recieved an "Access Denied" error every time.
Basically whatever I tried, I recieved "Access Denied" errors. I created a new user, which is only a member of the Administrators group. Logged in with new user, without any success in connecting to the printer. I then tried adding security permisssions
for "everyone" to the folder C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS, as I read on another forum. I tried modifying the group policy using gpedit.msc and also using the Local Security Policy, although I could have missed some things in these two places,
but basically with a quick glance, everything seemed fine. I am sure there are no virusses, etc on this laptop and as I have said all the other pcs connected to the printer very easily.
How can it be that I cant install a printer on this laptop, while I was able to do so a year or so back?
I have gotten a few suggestions that it will in the end just save me time by formatting the pc and reloading all the data and programs, but this isn't an option I really want to take. And then I have previously had issues with the "Add a local printer"
option greyed out and unable to add printers, etc, but then I was able to solve the problem by creating a new user and then switching to that user - which indicated a possible user profile corruption. But in this case even that did not work.

Hi,
please check your below configuration:
1.Start the policy editor (Control Panel -> Administrative tools -> Local security policy)
2.Select “Local policy” item
3.Find the item “Devices: Prevent Users from Installing Printer Drivers” in the section Security Settings -> Security Options and change it to Enabled
4.Go to “Security Settings -> User Rights Assignment” section and check, that “Load & Unalod Drivers” option contains the active user group. It important, that even if it has “All Staff” already, it still could miss “Administrators” group, so it’s necessary
to add it manually.
In addition, this thread could be referred:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/8c3c3d97-9d85-4ab0-9fc8-4b7aba202fb2/windows-cannot-connect-to-the-printer-access-is-denied-please-help?forum=itprovistaprinting
Karen Hu
TechNet Community Support

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