Windows Zip program denies me access to zip files

When I try to zip a folder, it gets almost done, then come saying "unable to complete action, access denied"
I am the only user on my computer, so I must have administrative rights. Can anyone help me out with this?

Hi manyhatsink ,
When did the issue start to occur or can we open the zip file before ?
Have you tried to right click and run it as an administrator to have a check ?
There is a possibility that the present user account profile has corrupted .We can create a new administrator account and login with it to have a check .
If that is the issue ,we can refer to the following link to fix the corrupted user profile .It is also applied to Windows 8.1 machine .
Fix a corrupted user profile
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-hk/windows/fix-corrupted-user-profile#1TC=windows-7
Best regards
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