How to Eliminate 'Access Denied' when copying files? What happened?
815902
This is an issue probably related to "ownership" of the directories / files: See this link: http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic8914.html for help. Hopefully, this will solve your problem. Also, referenced in that posted link is one from Microsoft describing how to take ownership of directories and files in XP: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308421&Product=winxp (You may have to copy and paste the links into your browser).
771581
I don't know what the solution is. I transferred files from a Vista computer to a Windows 8 computer. I had to repeat the transfer several times, but it did transfer files.
2233552
"appdata\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Virtualized\c\Users\USERNAME\Documents"You have to copy them soon afterwards since that directory could be deleted.
2150487
That is what happens when the material you are trying to record is copy protected. We'll be getting more of this after Feb2009
123958
In my experience, all of the capacity is unscripted. When you open the drive, you did not see even folders (not to mention files) until you go over entire unencryption (take some minutes to finish).
1950206
Same issue here...constant write protection issues. Even after removing all read write protection on both sides it still has issues. Format no help either. Weird.
290664
Try to do it on a windows 7 or any other lower version. Because doesn't run properly on windows 8. Also find the right version of bytes on the installation folder.
800641
There was nothing wrong with cable I got but I never could transfer my files with it. I had Windows Vista and that may have been the problem. Wish I could be of more help but it was not the cable's fault. I think it was probably the operator - ha!!
1273329
It is probably a software pre-installed on the drive that is telling you to do that. If you don't want to use it, format the drive before you start using.
27369
You may need to format it, first. On Mac OS X, run Disk Utility. If it does not show up in Disk Utility, something is wrong.
369912
You can access a hard drive with it to copy files on, but if some files are encrypted or have permission problems they might not tranfer correctly. So, I can't say 100% clone
72750
No problem, I just use windows explorer to copy the .QBW (quick books company file) file from my desktop into the equivalent folder on the laptop overwriting the old files and voila they are synched. But be very careful to really overwrite older with newer data and not vice versa or forget to synch before you continue entering data (as it has happened to me) otherwise it is a mess. Good luck.
83155
Sorry I don't have an answer for the question but I can tell you the user software is a bit tedious, passwords are commonly over ridden, the rights as to how the user can use the drive is very tedious. Hopefully they upgrade the GUI which is accessed through explorer, you have to grant rights in order to use the drive the way you would like, just wish they had a better GUI.
478993
I t does a sector by sector copy independent of the box. Place blank drive in B and good drive in A, push the button twice and done several hours later. I have cloned 4 drives with no problems
129752
Sounds like you need to format it through the disk utility app (mac) or by right clicking the drive and selecting format (windows).
1499232
You just need to reformat your drive to HFS+ (Mac OS Extended) or some other format that allows for read/write access to your drive on MacOS. You can usually do this in Disk Utility on your Mac. If you are unfamiliar with reformatting Hard Drives try Googling for a How-to. It's not difficult. Just a warning in case you've already saved anything on you drive from a PC--reformatting will completely wipe any saved/existing data on that drive.
548365
I haven't tried it but I see no reason why you can't. It should be no different than copying from any other device.