Windows 10: D:\ Access is denied - How do I resolve this?

Discus and support D:\ Access is denied - How do I resolve this? in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; Hello folks Don't ever buy a Lenovo laptop with a SSD drive! This new laptop is giving me nothing but grief!! Procedure. Laptop has two m.2 NVMe... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by ArthurDent, Mar 28, 2020.

  1. ARTHURDENT
    ArthurDent Win User

    D:\ Access is denied - How do I resolve this?


    Hello folks

    Don't ever buy a Lenovo laptop with a SSD drive! This new laptop is giving me nothing but grief!!

    Procedure. Laptop has two m.2 NVMe sockets in it. Has run for the past few weeks with the OEM SSD (C: drive containing boot partition, OS and program files) and a second SSD (D: drive) in the other socket which contains all the documents & photos.

    Opened laptop. Took out D: drive and replaced with blank, unformatted, 255GB WD SSD. Initialized disk and formatted.
    Cloned OEM SSD using Macrium reflect. Took out clone and replaced D: drive.

    Suddenly, after cloning the C: drive D: drive has lost some folders and documents?!?

    So, I try to get them back and succeed in getting back *most* of the documents from an earlier backup (on an SD card).

    Now, when I try to access D: drive, I get the message that D: is not accessible.

    I'm guessing it is down to permissions but can't make head nor tail of Microsoft's terminology.

    HELP before this 6 week old laptop takes a vertical dive onto the concrete patio one floor below.

    Art


    Windows 10 1909 (OS Build 18363.720)
    C: drive is 256Gb SSD containing boot partition, OS and program files
    D: drive is 520Gb SSD which *should* contain documents

    :)
     
    ArthurDent, Mar 28, 2020
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  2. RUIZELL REY
    Ruizell Rey Win User

    Remote access denied.

    Hi Paul,

    To resolve your concern about remote access denied, follow the steps below:

    • Press the Windows logo+R on your keyboard.
    • Type services.msc on the Run box.
    • Open Remote Desktop Services.
    • Go to the Log On tab.
    • Select This account: Network Service.
    • Click Apply, and then OK.

    Let us know how it goes.
     
    Ruizell Rey, Mar 28, 2020
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  3. ESMJ
    EsMj Win User
    Change Folder Destination access Denied

    Thanks.

    After following the steps suggested, I get the message "Access denied" in command prompt.

    Please advise how to allow permission.
     
    EsMj, Mar 28, 2020
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  4. RADNEY DRI
    Radney Dri Win User

    D:\ Access is denied - How do I resolve this?

    Access denied - windows 10

    Hi Dominic,

    Since you tried all steps provided, we have a thread on our other forum TechNet, that has a similar issue. Click

    here     and see if it helps. If not, we suggest that you post your concern directly on TechNet.

    Regards.
     
    Radney Dri, Mar 28, 2020
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