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If I read your post correctly, you are using 64bit, referring to 'N:\Program Files..." possibly running a 'thin client' or 'terminal service'. Try the following command and run it as Administrator; robocopy "N:\Program Files (x86)\InterActive DMS\Morgan's Car Sales" "I:\MDB Backup" *.mdb /E /w:1 /r:1 /Log+:"I:\MDB Backup\Backup-log.txt" - ALL on one …
One of the reasons you can't get to the files is because you are not the owner of the directory see ownership (security) of the directory, you will need to take full ownership of the directory (look at permissions) which should allow you access. Look at the 'Cacls.exe' command or …
What version of windows are you running? Remember, there is a difference between file and share permissions. Which if I remember correctly from NT 4 days, the most onerous takes precedence. So, check to see if the user has access to the files from a file system perspective (security properties) …
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