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I am tryinng to learn ASP.NEt using Visual Studio 2005. Having a hard time
getting started. Whenever I try to to use a browser to go to a page, I have
created, via localhost, I get an error message "JOELOFFICE\ASPNET DOES NOT
HAVE WRITE ACCESS TO c:|windows|MICROSOFT.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary
ASP.NET files."

So I go to JOELOFFICE\ASPNET in Windows Explorer, right click, select
properties and remove the green box from the Read Only Attribute, then select
the radio button "Apply to all subfolders", click Apply, OK - OK. Then when
I go in to properties to see if the new setting are still as I just set them
I finf the green box in the Read Only Attribute is still there. Yes I have
tried restarting my machine. I can not get Read Only Attribute deselected in
those Properties windows or and others. Any help would be much appreaciated.
I am getting a little frusterated.

Thank you, Joel

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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I am tryinng to learn ASP.NEt using Visual Studio 2005. Having a
hard time getting started. Whenever I try to to use a browser to go
to a page, I have created, via localhost, I get an error message
"JOELOFFICE\ASPNET DOES NOT HAVE WRITE ACCESS TO
c:|windows|MICROSOFT.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET
files."

So I go to JOELOFFICE\ASPNET in Windows Explorer, right click, select
properties and remove the green box from the Read Only Attribute,
then select the radio button "Apply to all subfolders", click Apply,
OK - OK. Then when I go in to properties to see if the new setting
are still as I just set them I finf the green box in the Read Only
Attribute is still there. Yes I have tried restarting my machine. I
can not get Read Only Attribute deselected in those Properties
windows or and others. Any help would be much appreaciated. I am
getting a little frusterated.

Thank you, Joel

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326549
The read-only attribute isn't likely the issue; check the NTFS permissions
on the folder.