cherry012: Fix Destination Folder Access Denied

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Nowadays, the computer is an important tool for people keeping files and folders such as pictures, audios or videos. But we may happen to meet some problems with the computer operation such as Destination Folder Access Denied，what should we do then? In this writing, we will talk about how to resolve it with some effective ways, check it and find how. 

What is Destination Folder Access Denied？

Destination Folder Access Denied problem happens because of the unavailability of the administrator or trusted installer on Windows 7/8/10/XP, and it offers certain permissions from the network share to perform this action. The administrator means that the document or the file is situated in another user account and not useful for modifications, even though it appears in your account. In this situation transferring the ownership resolves the issue.

This problem is often prevalent in a multi-user account system. Once the ownership is changed to the selected file or folder becomes easily accessible to modify or perform tasks based on the requirement.

Anyways, let us move towards solutions on "How to fix Destination Folder Access Denied error?".

How to fix Destination Folder Access Denied Error？

There are multiple solutions to correct this error. Follow our step by step guide to fix this error.

Solution 1: Disable Certain Services

1. Click Start option, find msconfig.

2. Select System Configuration from the list search results. At the Services tab of the System Configuration dialog box, press or click to pick the checkbox which called  Hide all Microsoft services, and then presses or click at the Disable all button.

3. At the Startup menu of the System Configuration dialog box, click or tap on Open Task Manager.

4. On the Startup tab in Task Manager, select the item for each startup item.

5. Then tap on Disable.

6. Close the Task Manager.

7. Save the changes and restart your Computer.

Solution 2: Change Ownership of the Folder

1. Choose the folder which you want to take ownership of, right-click and then choose Properties.

2. Press the Security tab, click Advanced, and then click the Owner tab.

3. Select Change. If you are requested for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

4. Tick the name of the person you want to give ownership to.

5. If you want somebody to be the owner of files and subfolders in this document, choose the new owner.

6. Click OK.

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