you said am thinking that there is something about this specific directory tree. so i suspect too that you are running the script from within a special windows directory: for example 32 bit program cannot access the content c:\Program Files and this is due to filesystem redirection: an evil feature of such OSses: see about win file system redirection 32 64bit madness and me about filesystem redirection

So, what is your current path, where you encounter problem? which is the minimal code that produce such error?

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In reply to Re^3: Permission denied writing to Windows 10 by Discipulus
in thread Permission denied writing to Windows 10 by Anonymous Monk

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