Hi @kannika jan ,
Your user account may haven't enough permissions to do that.
You can also check that the sysvol folder is working properly.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/04fc119e-295f-a556-9d7c-616796e96d5d
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After I copy file script and paste it to sysvol>>Folder Script, I can't paste files in this folder and get error as attachment.
How to fix this issue
Hi @kannika jan ,
Your user account may haven't enough permissions to do that.
You can also check that the sysvol folder is working properly.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/04fc119e-295f-a556-9d7c-616796e96d5d
Hello
Thank you for your question and reaching out.
I can understand you wish to access SYSVOL Folder
Basically, you shouldn't be doing this. This is a security feature that prevents unauthorised alteration of critical domain files. The c:\window\ssysvol location on a DC, as you stated in your message, is the correct approach to edit the SYSVOL contents. With standard DFS-Replication, the modifications will be replicated to other DCs.
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