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Photoshop file permission problem

New Here ,
Jan 10, 2018 Jan 10, 2018

I use jpeg image download from internet create a new psd file then do some adjustment, but facing problem that psd file cannot be save again.

MMMMMMM.jpg

When I check security permission of that psd file, the security permission look like below

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I need save as another filename. After I restart Windows the psd file will remove automatically.

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Jan 10, 2018 Jan 10, 2018

I can't see any problems with the file name, but there could be an issue with the path which we can't see because it is truncated.

[EDIT]  Is that folder some sort of system location?  Have you tried saving to a different location?

D:\ is often an optical drive that you might not be able to readily save to, but rather need to burn files to.  Does that ring any bells?

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New Here ,
Jan 10, 2018 Jan 10, 2018
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Hi Trevor,

Thank for your reply.

The file was saved at D:\Share\Adjust and D:\ was second partition of harddisk

The folder wasn't system location, Saving to a different location also facing this issue. We can save for first time but after that when we do adjustment and want save again the issue occur. We got full control permission for the folder we save file, no problem for us to save file in that folder when we using Corel Draw and Microsoft Office.

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