Never mind.
Found the folder after turning on display for system files.
Problem was created after updating the Asus laptop to Windows 10 Creators Edition a few days ago. It appears that the update removed the "Run as System Administrator" property from FreeFileSync.
Reset the program to run as admin ...
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- 15 May 2017, 21:49
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Error code 5 for a file/directory that doesn't exist
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- 15 May 2017, 00:27
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Error code 5 for a file/directory that doesn't exist
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Error code 5 for a file/directory that doesn't exist
Attempting to backup (mirror) Drive D on a Win 10 computer to an external USB drive. Freefilesync has worked flawlessly for months, but I'm now getting an error code 5 - cannot access D:/Recovery.
There is no directory or file named recovery on the D drive - I've checked for hidden items as well ...
There is no directory or file named recovery on the D drive - I've checked for hidden items as well ...
