Windows 10: access denied to .BAT file

I did a clean install of 1809 as I was having some issues no one had an answer for.

In the process 1903 was released so I updated.

I had to reinstall a program that was working in 1809.

It is run inside a BAT file that first accesses my NAS to copy data files.

The BAT file is getting an ACCESS DENIED error when attempting the copy.

The BAT file has not changed.

The BAT file is run as admin.

I can access the NAS via File Explorer and Office 16 programs (Excel).

I can access the NAS via the web.

I have created a Windows certificate for the NAS.

The file locations on the NAS have not changed.


How do I make this work again?

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Cannot run BAT file with Task Scheduler "Access Denied".


Hi all.

I am learning some basic batch scripting and I've created a file with the following code:




All this does is move various file types to various folders to clean up my desktop.
If I click on the .bat file directly it works great. But if I try to run it from task scheduler I get:





Here are my settings:
















I tried using the "run weather user is logged on or not" and with/without "highest privileges". Im using my default account on my computer which is the administrator account.

I am using Windows 10 Pro.

 

Access denied to zip file

Hi Stephanie,

The issue that you're experiencing may be due to a corrupted user profile. We have found a workaround regarding the "Access denied" error. Kindly follow the steps below.

• Press Windows key + E to open File Explorer.
• Copy the files that you want to zip.
• Paste it in the Downloads folder.
• From there, zip your file. You may follow the steps provided in this
  article.

Feel free to contact us if you need assistance with Windows.

 

Denied access to files

Ok I got a pc in from a friend and he wants me to fix it, it doesn't boot up properly so I was thinking reinstall windows but first I have to save all his songs and crap. First problem it denies me access to the files on his HDD when it is hooked up to my pc .... damn. Second problem is that it is a very, very old pc nforce 2 chipset and I can't ID the board so I can't get the drivers. It won't turn on so I can't check it that way any ideas.