Dont have permission to save in location

I keep getting this error when I try to save a file in presets. Error messge: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop, CS5\Presents\Card Templetes: You don't have permission to save in this location: Contact the administrator to obtain permission: Would you like to save in the My Pictures folder instead?
I am the only person that uses my computer and I am the administrator, need help with this please.
Thanks

I have up until recently been able to work on a image in photoshop cs5 and then save that psd document in, say Card templates so that I can see go back later and reuse that psd file, but it will not let me save in cs5 (x86) program files/card templates. I have always been able to do that until 2 months ago, my photoshop would never up date and I got a new computer and it updated now I can't save in (x86) program files.

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Has anyone ran into the same issue when copying files to a network share or removable drive where you have full access over and you get a good old error message
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