READ JPEG FILE.VI

Hi,
I am using Read JPEG File.vi to read the image file. The VI behaves differently when I login into my system (windows XP) as user and differently when I login as Administrator. When I login as user and provide the path of the jpeg file (70kb) it trough’s an error code 1.where as same thing works fine when I login as Administrator. For small Jpeg files (3-20kb) it works fine in both the login as. I am attaching the VI and the some jpeg files for your reference. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Sathyendra N
Attachments:
code&jpg.zip ‏196 KB

Hello Sathyendra,
I ran your VI and could read your images without any error... the images seem not to be locked for any kind of account (user, admin, etc...) so I don't know what's wrong.
Have you tried to use the "file info" function instead of "read jpg" ?
Try to run this VI and see what happens, maybe resetting access right would help...
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