An error occurred writing the file make sure you have write access

An error occurred writing the file make sure you have write access

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Which build version do you have installed ?
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Which Render As Format and Template did you select ?
Example: Magix AVC/AAC — Internet 1080p

If you are trying to render to an uncompressed format, that will be the likely cause of your problem .

At the bottom of the Render As window, make sure you have set the Output Folder Location correctly.
Sometimes people accidentally have this set to the wrong folder, which may cause problems.

If you have been using Vegas Pro on the same computer for a very long time, the Temporary Files Cache may be full or become corrupted.
Doing a full program reset normally fixes this problem. It will restore all settings back to defaults and clean the cache.
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In case there is a problem with your folder location, start a new test project and add just 10 seconds of video.
Save the project and go directly to Render As.
If it works OK, then you know the problem is being caused by something in the actual project you are working on.

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Error «An error occurred during execution. Make sure you have write access rights to the VSCode files, see README» #2

when i use fix show this error
An error occurred during execution. Make sure you have write access rights to the VSCode files, see README
and when click one more time
No changes to checksums were necessary.

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:

Hi, same problem occured, the solution would be Open VS Code as Administrator.

Any idea on how to do this in Ubuntu?
If I run sudo code —user-data-dir=»

/.vscode-root» I open a VSC instance with no extensions installed. So this doesn’t help at all.

Edit: Spoke (typed?) too soon. I ran VSC with the previous command and installed the Fix Checksum extension on this new, fresh Admin VSC instance and later ran the Fix Checksums: Apply command. Closed everything and reopened VSC as normal and no more errors.

Any idea on how to do this in Ubuntu?
If I run sudo code —user-data-dir=»

/.vscode-root» I open a VSC instance with no extensions installed. So this doesn’t help at all.

Edit: Spoke (typed?) too soon. I ran VSC with the previous command and installed the Fix Checksum extension on this new, fresh Admin VSC instance and later ran the Fix Checksums: Apply command. Closed everything and reopened VSC as normal and no more errors.

I tried to using this command on my Ubuntu 20.04 but nothing runs, I tried to look for solutions but I haven’t found any. I tried to install vscode through both snapstore and apt installation. I found that this command only works with snap installation of vscode.
Can anyone suggest me a different solution to this problem?

Any idea on how to do this in Ubuntu?
If I run sudo code —user-data-dir=»

/.vscode-root» I open a VSC instance with no extensions installed. So this doesn’t help at all.
Edit: Spoke (typed?) too soon. I ran VSC with the previous command and installed the Fix Checksum extension on this new, fresh Admin VSC instance and later ran the Fix Checksums: Apply command. Closed everything and reopened VSC as normal and no more errors.

I tried to using this command on my Ubuntu 20.04 but nothing runs, I tried to look for solutions but I haven’t found any. I tried to install vscode through both snapstore and apt installation. I found that this command only works with snap installation of vscode. Can anyone suggest me a different solution to this problem?

Hello did you fix it?

I was able to run the vscode as superuser, but now the problem is that the window is totally blank, I don’t know if it has something to do with the line I used.
sudo code —user-data-dir=»

/.vscode-root» —no-sandbox
When I hover the mouse over the window I see that I can select the options for a clean installation of vscode, but clicking on them does not change anything. Can someone try to use it and tell me if it happens the same?

when i use fix show this error An error occurred during execution. Make sure you have write access rights to the VSCode files, see README and when click one more time No changes to checksums were necessary.

Well I tried this and it worked. It’s not necesary to start VS with root just give some permissions with this comand.

You can add the path where your extension was installed or give access to all extensions.

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An error occurred writing the file make sure you have write access

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try to export pst to a unc path- works locally

Permisssion set on share per ms docs.

was hoping to run script per OU but cant get one to work.

[PS] C:>New-MailboxExportRequest -FilePath «\servernameTESTuser.pst» -MRSServer «cas-b0x» -mailbox user
The server or share name specified in the path may be invalid, or the file could be locked.
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (0:Int32) [New-MailboxExportRequest], RemotePermanentException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : 914C862C,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.RecipientTasks.NewMailboxExportRequest

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I would like to clarify the following things for troubleshooting:

1. The user account that you use to run the cmdlet needs to be part of Windows domain and must have permissions granted to the «Exchange Trusted Subsystem» group.

2. You can create only one export request at a time per .pst file. This is because the .pst file is locked as in-use when the request begins to run.

3. If the issue persists, I recommend you use a local shared folder to see if it works.

What’s more, here is a thread for your reference.

Backing up mailboxes via PST files

If there are any problems, please feel free to let me know.

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An error occurred writing the file make sure you have write access

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I tried to backup the master key by the following syntax :

OPEN MASTER KEY DECRYPTION BY PASSWORD = ‘mypassword’

BACKUP MASTER KEY TO FILE = ‘c:tempmaster’ ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = ‘mypassword’

but it failed and i got the following message:

Cannot write into file ‘c:tempmaster’. Verify that you have write permissions, that the file path is valid, and that the file does not already exist.

NB: I am using the «sa» user to execute this command.

I know that we have a security permission issue , but where and how ?

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I forgot another reason why backup may fail: the backup operations for keys won’t replace any files, make sure the file name is unique. Let me know if changing the name of the file worked.

BTW. If you create backups of your master keys on a regular schedule and regenerate the keys (which is highly recommended), it is a good idea to keep an archive of your old keys (protected in a safe place) in case you need to access data from some old backup.

SQL Server Engine

In this case the permissions check are done by Windows to verify that the SQL Server service account has access to create the file. Most likely you are running SQL Server using a low privileged domain account (which is highly recommended). To check the name of the service account being used, you can use SQL Server Configuration Manager (SCM).

Rather than granting permissions directly to this service account on local Windows resources, you can grant the permissions to the corresponding Windows group that SQL Server 2005 setup created for you. You can find the name of this group in the local users and groups management tool in Windows (Computer Management tool).

The name for the SQL Server 2005 groups should be based on the following pattern:

For example: SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$MY_SERVER$MSSQLSERVER

Once you have found the name for the service account group, you can grant the proper permissions on Windows resources (such as write permissions on folders or read permissions on files you need to import).

I hope this information will help you,

SQL Server Engine

first Thanks for your reply.

I tried that also but it didn’t work,

Web site: www.sqlmvp.com

I forgot another reason why backup may fail: the backup operations for keys won’t replace any files, make sure the file name is unique. Let me know if changing the name of the file worked.

BTW. If you create backups of your master keys on a regular schedule and regenerate the keys (which is highly recommended), it is a good idea to keep an archive of your old keys (protected in a safe place) in case you need to access data from some old backup.

SQL Server Engine

I am still getting this error. I have done what was suggested. I have even granted everyone full access to the folder I am trying to write to with no luck.

I am running SQL 2008 and Windows Vista 64 bit.

Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: Oh and the file does not already exist.

I got it working now.

The example on Microsoft’s site only pointed to a folder location and thus I was not providing a file name. I provided a file name in the path and it created the files where I wanted them.

Thanks for the heads up and I hope this post helps someone else in the future.

There was no comment here by Microsoft. Please fix this in your documentation. It sucks going through incorrect documentation examples and wasting time.

Documentation is very clear:

Specifies the complete path, including file name, of the file in which the certificate is to be saved. This can be a local path or a UNC path to a network location. The default is the path of the SQL Server DATA folder.

From; http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178578.aspx
This posting is provided «AS IS» with no warranties, and confers no rights.

i’m having the same problem. My Server is SQl 2008. I’m trying to backup SMK in my local folder. i’m executing the command as myself. I’m a sysadmin in the machine. I’m providing full path with file name and extension. Still getting the error:

Msg 15240, Level 16, State 1, Line 1

Cannot write into file ‘C:Usersm096360Workroegps903q$dmdev01.snk’. Verify that you have write permissions, that the file path is valid, and that the file does not already exist.

Any suggestion, please?

Where is this path? On the same machine as SQL Server is running? Does the service account for SQL Server have access to this folder?

Generally, it is better to start a new question, rather than posting a question to a thread from yesteryear.

Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se

BACKUP CERTIFICATE ServerCert TO FILE = ‘D:MSSQLCERTServerCert’
WITH PRIVATE KEY (FILE = ‘D:MSSQLCERTServerKey’ ,
ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = ‘pas$word’ );
GO

Fix for: Cannot write into file.

Be sure that the certificate file name and the private key file name are different.

Keep on Truck’in

I have to agree with everyone on this documentation. The documentation relies on the opinion of the person writing the information. Frankly, I don’t know if it is enough just to have this many disagreements regarding the documentation but, quote frankly, the road to my house is a road, not a road and a specific house. If I want someone to find my house, I give them the road and specify the road number.

One might interpret this two ways. First, am I stupid enough to give them the road and not the house number? Answer, NO — I will include this information as a second piece of information.

Two — the other interpretation — road to my house is a road.

So path to file means — (what is the subject — oh, subject — path) and what else — a modifier of the subject. The wording here has a lot of semantic overtones. Even as I write here, I find the whole thing murky.

If I were documenting (and I am not the best by far) I am certain I would say path and file rather than path to file.

Given the concensus here, perhaps you might consider modifying the information in the documentation.

Quoting one of the folks above, «it sucks». This post would not exist if it had been written clearly from the beginning.

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Note:
The content in this article pertains to ArcGIS versions 8.x. Later versions of ArcGIS may contain different functionality, as well as different names and locations for menus, commands and geoprocessing tools.

When saving a map template (*.mxt), the following error is returned:

Error:
Unable to save. Check to make sure you have write access to the specified file and that there is enough space on the storage device to hold your document. An unknown error occurred while accessing ***.mxt

In addition to the possible causes listed in the error message, it is not possible to make changes to a document based on a template (other than normal.mxt) and save the document as a new template.

Create a new template based on an existing template.

• ArcMap: Fundamentals of saving your customizations
• ArcMap: Using map templates
• Problem: When saving or opening a map document, an ‘Unable to save’ error message is returned

Last Published: 8/8/2022

Article ID: 000002131

Software: ArcGIS-ArcInfo 8.0.2, 8.0.1