Can't rename some files on import to LR4

On a couple of occasions recently, after importing RAW images from my card I have received a message that "the following files could not be renamed."  The messages list about half of the imports.  What could cause this?  Thanks.

No, I tried that before I posted. I am the administrator of my systemS.
Actually I'm trying to move the files and directories from a permanent directory (HP defined) to a user defined directory. I was able to move 90% of the data with using the context entry "Move to Folder". I was trying to move the remainder, but I keep getting messages from UNIX that I don't have the authority. I'm running Win 7 Pro on an HP 6250. I have tried to change the permissions to no avail, see attached. Should I try an XP system?
I did check and the files are marked as N (not indexed). I had 3 screen prints but I see no way to include them.

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