Every time happen this problem i have to reinstall all the SO of my windows OS
I check with all the version of winbox 3.X
ERROR: Could not create file.
Check your antivirus settings → ransomware protection. Maybe it blocks access to folders when WinBox create files.
WinBox must have access to folder:
c:\users\USERNAME\appdata\roaming\mikrotik\winbox\6.41-3395350936
Had this problem today. My windows profile was once corrupt, and was located to C:\Users\TEMP. Though I solved the issue back then, this setting was still present today in several registry entries.
Winbox tried to access c:\users\TEMP\appdata\roaming\mikrotik\winbox unsuccessfully. Once the registry entries were fixed, Winbox was able to save the current configuration to the proper profile folder without admin rights.
Had this problem today. My windows profile was once corrupt, and was located to C:\Users\TEMP. Though I solved the issue back then, this setting was still present today in several registry entries.
Winbox tried to access c:\users\TEMP\appdata\roaming\mikrotik\winbox unsuccessfully. Once the registry entries were fixed, Winbox was able to save the current configuration to the proper profile folder without admin rights.
Just ran into this problem. After an Win 10 update, I got some profile errors logging in. Rebooted and everything was restored to normal except Winbox complains that it can’t create a file.
If I run as an administrator, the program works. I’d rather not have to run as an admin. Do you remember what registry keys needed to be updated? I searched the registry and couldn’t find any appdata registry related errors.
Also, is there any way to complete reset Winbox so its settings are cleared?
Hello. Winbox 3.16 create session files inside “C:\Windows\SysWOW64\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\Mikrotik\Winbox”.
In my case, after happened user profile corruption, MS Windows removed “C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\Desktop” directory.
I just created Desktop folder and setup full access permission for me and system user.
Just ran into that problem as well. This happened because I changed the my home directory on Windows. Apparently the Winbox app accesses the following registry entry to check for the location of the session folder:
Thank you! This actually solved my cAP ac issue and also a previous problem in my current Windows installation due to messed up paths in the Shell Folders keys in registry (after, too, changing User folders locations). Glad I came up with this thread.