L.O.

Wondering if anyone has insight to a blanket "file operation error"
"0x80070005", issued any time a file is copied to the computer, under any
Vista a/c on that pc?



I noticed this first when using my standard user a/c.

Absoloutely no files can be copied to the hard drive by manual operation. I
can surf the web and the temp internet directory is still being written to,
etc. However, if I specifically request to copy a file or for a file to be
downloaded to ANY hard disk location, (inc temp internet files), I get that
"access is denied" message.

Here's the kicker; I even tried to copy files TO my USB flash drive and got
the same error, even with my admin a/c.

Just as some extra info, if I create a file for example using MS Word, I can
save that file to a hard disk location, it just seems to be when I call for a
copy/move or download of a file that the error kicks in.

Really stuck here and can't think of any changes made to my system that
could have bought about such a critical change.

Hope for some help here.

Thanks,

Mark.
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"Mark" <libermanmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> L.O.
>
> Wondering if anyone has insight to a blanket "file operation error"
> "0x80070005", issued any time a file is copied to the computer, under any
> Vista a/c on that pc?
>
> I noticed this first when using my standard user a/c.
>
> Absoloutely no files can be copied to the hard drive by manual operation.
> I
> can surf the web and the temp internet directory is still being written
> to,
> etc. However, if I specifically request to copy a file or for a file to be
> downloaded to ANY hard disk location, (inc temp internet files), I get
> that
> "access is denied" message.
>
> Here's the kicker; I even tried to copy files TO my USB flash drive and
> got
> the same error, even with my admin a/c.
>
> Just as some extra info, if I create a file for example using MS Word, I
> can
> save that file to a hard disk location, it just seems to be when I call
> for a
> copy/move or download of a file that the error kicks in.
>
> Really stuck here and can't think of any changes made to my system that
> could have bought about such a critical change.
>
> Hope for some help here.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark.
> --
> The pleasure of sharing, is the greatest of all pleasures.