I am getting an error message saying: The itunes library file can not be saved.  You do not have enough access priviliges for this operation.  What does this mean?

Hi,
Looking for some help.  I am getting the following error message on my itunes account:
"The itunes library file cannot be saved.  You do not have enough access priviliges for the operation."
Does anyone know why this is appearing and how to get rid of it?
Thanks

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