Why Can't I Access This Folder

Why can't I access this folder?

You're neither trying to read (list) nor write (create a new entry) the directory. You want to enter it, therefore you need (slightly misnamed in the case of directories) exexute permissions.

Why am I not able to open SQL Server Instace's backup folder? How can I give permission to windows account to access this folder?

Disclaimer: To use this answer, you need to login with administrator user into your system.

I followed following steps to get access:

1. Right click on the folder you want to get access and select properties.
2. Click on Security Tab.
3. Click on edit button.
4. Click Add
5. Click Advanced
6. Click Find Now
7. In the search results, select the users or groups you want to provide access.
8. Click Ok and then Apply.

You should be able to open access after following the above steps.

Batch File Can't Access Folder When Trying to Move

The CWD is the folder you're trying to move.

These are the offending lines

cd "%UserProfile%\Desktop\System"

move "%UserProfile%\Desktop\System" "%ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs"

You've changed the current working directory (CWD) to %UserProfile%\Desktop\System and then attempted to move that very directory.

Some programs might be clever enough to figure out what you want, but cmd.exe is not one of them. It inherently locks the CWD. (I think it also locks any other directories on the directory stack—PUSHD/POPD.)

First, CD to a different directory before attempting to move %UserProfile%\Desktop\System.

Can't access my folder because of WordPress

The .htaccess file in the root of your website's directory contains a RewriteRule which redirects every incoming request to Wordpress's bootstrapper. It probably looks something like this:

RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?$1 [QSA,L]

You should add two Conditions to this Rule. These conditions provide exceptions that make sure the Rule is only executed if there is no (!) file (-f) or no directory (-d) available that matches the requested URL:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?$1 [QSA,L]

That should do the trick.

Why can't I access files that are in a folder (as opposed to a group)?

I'm afraid you're the victim of a misunderstanding. Folder references are for files to be included in the app bundle of the built app, such as images or sound files. They are for files that are to be copied into the built app, but inside a folder within the built app.

You cannot use folder references with Swift files that are intended as part of the app's code; such files need to be compiled to form the built app.

Basically the fact is that you are not in charge of the folder structure of what's inside the project folder. The closest you can get, in modern versions of Xcode, is to use what I call a folder-linked group. This is not the same as a folder reference; it's a group, not a folder reference, but it's a group that corresponds to an actual folder on disk in the project folder. As I've explained elsewhere:

When you make a new group, there's a choice of menu items; for example, in the contextual menu, you might see New Group and New Group With Folder. (Confusingly, the choice will sometimes be New Group and New Group Without Folder.) One creates a group plain and simple; the other creates a folder-linked group.

You can spot a folder-linked group in the Project Navigator by the lack of a triangle in its lower left, and by the fact that it has an actual folder name in the File inspector:

Having created a folder-linked group (in the Project Navigator), if you then create a code file (in the Project Navigator) inside that group, it will be inside that folder on disk.

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