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If the Excel file is not saved when you run Excel in Windows safe mode, the issue may be caused by a third-party add-in or by a file that is in one of the Excel startup locations. By default, these files are loaded when you start Excel. Sometimes, third-party software vendors install custom add-ins to work with Excel. Feb 17, 2018 Among the results, there is this one that points to some OneDrive bug: Windows 10, cannot save a text file to the C: folder, access - Microsoft Community. But it's too much complex for me. Oh, BTW, I could save the test txt file to a folder named Textos (Texts), which is located at a second hard drive and is on the desktop a shortcut.

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It can be frustrating when you're using a computer program and can't save a file that you're creating or modifying. Let's look at some of the common reasons why you might not be able to save a file.

You haven't made any changes yet

Some programs will not give you the Save option until you make changes to the document you have open. If the 'Save' option is not available (grayed out in the file menu), this usually indicates that the file is unmodified, so saving it would have no effect. Make changes to the file and try again.

Solution

In the file menu, use the Save As… option to save the file as a new file name or to another folder.

The file is marked as read-only

Every file on your computer can have special file attributes. One of these special attributes is Read-only. If a file has the read-only attribute, the operating system will try to prevent you from changing the file.

For example, opening an e-mail attachment using some e-mail programs open the attachment as a read-only file. In a situation like this, if you make changes to the file, you can't save them.

Solution 1

Un-set the Read-only attribute on the file by following the steps below.

Locate your file in the File Explorer.
Right-click the file.
Select Properties.
Under the General tab, in the Attributes section, uncheck the Read-Only check box.
Click OK.

You should now be able to save changes to the file.

Solution 2

If you cannot change the Read-only attribute, try using the Save As… option to save the file to another location on the computer, such as your desktop. This file will not have the read-only attribute, so you can edit it and save your changes.

The file is on a read-only medium

If the file you opened is on a read-only medium like a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM, you cannot make changes and save them to the original file.

Solution

Open the file and Save as… to a new location on a writable medium such as your hard drive. You can then save your changes to the new file.

Insufficient permissions

Individual files and folders can be configured to grant write permission only to certain users or groups. If you try to save changes to a file and see the message 'Access is denied,' then you do not have permission to write to the file.

Solution

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If you are the administrator of your computer, you can change the permissions yourself by following the steps below.

Locate the file in File Explorer and right-click it.
Choose Properties.
Select the Security tab.

Under Group and user names, highlight your user name by clicking it to display your permissions for the file in the Permissions for… box below.
Click the Edit… button to open a window where you can change permissions.

In this new window, highlight your user name by clicking on it.
Check/uncheck the appropriate check boxes, making sure that no permissions are Denied, and that all permissions are Allowed.
Click OK to close the window. Click OK again to close the Properties window.

If you cannot change the permissions because you are not the administrator, contact your IT department or system administrator to request write permission to the file.

Insufficient disk space

If the location you are saving the file does not have sufficient disk space to store the file, the operation fails.

Solution

Free up some space on the disk, or Save as… to another location that has enough free space. To determine the available space, see: How to find how much hard drive space is available.

No connection when saving to a network drive

If you're saving to a network drive or another online drive (e.g., the cloud storage) and have no Internet or network connection, you cannot save the file. Make sure you have a good connection by trying to open another file in the same location.

Disk is write protected

Removable disks like floppy diskettes and USBflash drives can be set to write protected. If a disk or drive is write protected, you cannot save any file or changes to a file until the write protection is disabled.

Bad drive

Photoshop Won't Save File Larger Than 2gb

Finally, if none of the above reasons apply, you may be encountering problems because of a bad disk or drive. Make sure this is not the problem by trying to save the file to an alternate location using the Save As option. If this works, the file may be corrupt, or there may be a malfunction in your disk drive.

Additional information

Powerpoint Won't Save File

See the save definition for further information and related links.