Windows 10: Compressing To Zip File: "File Not Found Or No Read Permission"

Here's the situation: I have issues zipping up the contents of my wwwroot folder. I do this to back up my personal webwork (and IIS makes it nicely convenient).


When I use Windows compression (preferred way, fast and simple), I get the error "File Not Found Or No Read Permission."


I used WinZip, and it zips, but I found some files - the ones seeming to halt the process, are now listed as being modified December 1979 - hardly the case.


This happened to me once before, over a year ago - and I can't remember how I solved it. I think it had something to do with how IIS ran OR a temp folder. Either way, very annoying - and I get this nowhere else on the system, which is quite stable. Just wwwroot in inetpub.

:)

 

Compressed (zipped) Folders Error File not found or no read permission

After latest Win 10 Pro update version 1703 Build 15063.786, I can no longer add files to an existing .zip folder. I keep receiving the error message "Compressed (zipped) Folders Error, File not found or no read permission." I am at a complete loss
on how to correct this error. I have examined the files permissions on the zipped folder and the /TEMP/ folder and all seem to have the proper permissions. Can anyone suggest a solution?

 

Compressed (zipped) Folders Error File not found or no read permission

Hi Annie,

Zipping files helps in minimizing the size of the files and that can be shared easily. To resolve your concern, we recommend that you follow the steps in this

article to know how to zip and unzip files.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Compress files??

using upx? to compress exe files
but you need to make it executable zip first then do upx