Failed to write destination file

I dunno which is more aggravating - the nook or Adobe Digital Editions...

I have a Nook Glow LIght... at least that's what I think it's called....  BandN didn't bother to put a model name or number on the actual device...  duh.

I have to run ADE 3 on my windows 10 laptop because newer versions don't work with this device.  Did I say "duh"?

I have to reinitialize and re-authorize the nook every so often when the device fails to allow books to be downloaded onto it.  Say it with me now... "DUH!" .  This time I got the error that the original poster asked about.  I tried downloading the book from 2 different PCs.  I tried downloading different books.  No joy.

I had to do a factory reset on the Nook, then re-register with BandN using my BandN password, and then I had to re-authorize the device in ADE.  

What a colossal waste of time.

NOW I can download the book.

Sheesh.  What a pain in the ... neck.

Good thing I didn't have anything stored on the device.

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You could be out of space on your device. I had this problem side-loading a borrowed library book onto a Nook simple touch.

There is only 240 MB space allowed for this on the Nook, the rest was for Barnes and Noble books - wasted space now - so either delete some files and try again or fit an SD card.

If you do this instead of right clicking on your book and choosing- copy to device- which will attempt to send it to the already full device memory. Choose - show in internet explore. When IE opens drag your book to the removable disk ( probably E or F = the SD card) not to the Nook,  it should then transfer and be readable on your device.

Hope this helps.

Have you check the File out of the Library ? Sample eBook Library | Adobe Digital Editions