Ripped CD not encoding

[MCoombs]

Hello. I have been using Music Bee successfully for some time, until today. All my son's CD's I rip onto a PC so that he has them on his phone. I tried to rip a CD earlier. The album, tracks, art work etc. were recognised. The CD ripped but the tracks would not encode. The message said access was denied.

I know there have been similar questions before but I couldn't find a solution in the answers. I'm not overly proficient with this process so any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.

[Steven]

you need to ensure you have access to the folder that the error message displays - that includes checking the access in the Security tab of the windows explorer properties for that folder

[MCoombs]

Hello. Thank you very much for the reply. Unfortunately the explanation means nothing to me. As I said, I'm not overly proficient. Could you explain what you mean by the folder that the error message displays. Thank you

[psychoadept]

What folder are you ripping files to?

[MCoombs]

The folder is the ripped files folder within the Music Bee folder within music. This is a folder created automatically by Music Bee.

[psychoadept]

Hmm. That's strange, because if MusicBee creeated the folder it should be able to write to it. But see if you move your target folder to the desktop (preferences > CD ripping), if you still have the problem.

[Steven]

Can you post a screenshot of the error.
It might be the windows temporary files folder that is the problem

[MCoombs]

Thank you. The problem is resolved. I changed the user account to an administrator account. The CD in question is now encoding. I don't know whether this was the cause or just coincidence but it's fine now.

Thank you for the collective assistance.