Website can't access hard disk

My mpog has 1000s of graphics files that can be stored locally, but it can't access the files, how do I allow the site to access folder on hard disk?
== URL of affected sites ==
http://www.ferion.com but you need an account to get into a game

It sounds like your hard drive has some data corruption issues or disk directory errors.
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