Lightroom Destination Folder not Writable

I still have very eimilar (identical?) issue. I've reported is as new thread but then found this one ...
Details are here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/can-t-import-photos-to-nas-folder-no-write-permissions/m-p/13766077

Folder in NAS HAS CORRECT WRITE PERMISSIONS for Windows user and IS WRITABLE as I can freely copy files there, adn can delete them from that folder though Lightroom. Yet I am unab;le to import into that folder (no write access).
This is insane ...

I saw this issue as well but resolved it by giving Lightroom access to my external drive via System Preferences --> Security and Privacy (on Mac OS). Click on the Privacy tab, click the lock at the bottom left, and enter your admin password.  Select Full Disk Access from the list on the left, and scroll the list on the right until you find Lightroom (if it's not listed, click the "+" symbol and add the App from the finder Applications list).  Select the App and ensure its checked.  Close Preferences and restart Lightroom.  I was finally able to import RAW from my camera chip to my external disk.  I found this fix when I noticed that Adobe Bridge wasn't working with my drive. I Googled the issue for Bridge and saw that Adobe had suggested the above fix.

Had the same issue right after a Windows 10 update (02/28/2022) so I deleted the last Windows update and I was able to import as normal.

Adobe please note this apparent bug with the latest version of Windows 10. 

Thanks

RESOLVED.  I had this problem on two computers the same day.  With the assistance of Adobe support we found that my problem was a corrupt catalog file.  We tested the issue with a NEW catalog file and the problem of failed Import did nor re-occur.  (Windows 10, LR Classic CC 9.0),  Then I imported into my new catalog the 'corrupt' catalog contents (File>Import From Another Catalog).  The result is that the import included much (maybe most) of the old catalog contents but some old photos are not connected.  (blank previews).  So I have some work yet to do.

I don't know what you are talking about.  What permission?  Where?  How do I not have permission? What changed.  The whole mess started when I realized I had to get off onedrive because all it did was download every file repeatedly.  I moved a subset to another folder, and now it is worse than ever before.  I wonder if I should uninstall the entire Creative cloud and start over.

I keep getting the "destination file not writeable" error when importing to LR from my iPhone. When I import from a disk to the same destination folder, photos import just fine. I just can't get photos off my iPhone. I used to be able to but something changed. I even created a new destination folder (again-importing from a DISK worked fine). What is preventing me from importing from my iPhone?

@cannywolf Hi! please please help me! Im having the same exact problem but i cant seem to fix it! ive searched everywhere online! Everytime i try to import photos it says "can not move a file to destination folder because it is not writeable" please help me fix this! I always import and never have had problems, ever since i got a new memory card its been doing this! please help asap

I had the same problem.  Check the destination folder on the top right of your screen.  Mine was copying from a card, and trying to move it to the same card (doh).  As soon as I changed the destination to my user/pic folder, all went swimmingly.

If you are trying to move those images to a different folder on your hard drive or another hard drive, you need to check the properties for that drive and folder to make sure you have both read and write capability.