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I need to write a batch to rename a folder in Program Files.
I’m able to do it through the Explorer, so I guess I have all required rights.
But when I write something like this in a command line :
move "C:\Program Files\Ceebot4\train" train_old
I get the following error : Access denied.
Is it possible to do it ?
A batch file runs in MS-Dos mode and so is subject to different access rights to Windows Explorer. Try running your batch file or Dos prompt as an administrator should work