06-30-2022, 08:58 AM
Three possibilities:
- There is a problem accessing the drive (what is E:? If on a network, it can be a network glitch, if it's a fixed drive or a partition on the fixed drive, it could spell filesystem trouble.
- There is an authorization/privilege problem (but I would expect a different message). Is the file marked read-only somewhere? Or owned by another user?
- The file is in use by some other application (is the game running, or some half-dead process still running in the background)?