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It's users\useraccount\appdata\local\TEMP but, as mentioned, permissions on this folder are fine

As far as I know, the permissions are just read/write on the folder(s) of the account in use, with read only off. I'll try that when I can, thanks for the suggestion As far as im aware also, the AV scanner won't detect as it's built into the OS

7ZIP has been tried, no luck, as has WINRAR and while WINRAR worked, it cannot be used for school as we dont have the license to use it. The error we get is "File not found or no read permissions" but as mentioned, Read/Write permissions are fine on the folder being compressed and the temp folder.

It's just for student coursework. They need it for some part of their coursework and it wont let them compress the folders so they cant evidence it All permissions on the folders are correct for the students, as I've checked the 2 folders used (The folder they're compressing and the TEMP folder where it's stored whilst compression is taking place) and still no luck. To answer the bit about archivator's - we're just using the "sent to - compressed folder" right click option.

Should have mentioned - a colleague of mine has tried 7ZIP, not worked

Hi all Not sure if this is the place to ask about this issue, however I've tried a few other places and no luck Currently working for a school, and some of the students need to compress a folder for their coursework. Apparently this did used to work last year, however, it doesn't now. On Administrative accounts it works fine, but as soon as you try it on the students accounts? Nothing I've tried this on both their logon and on mine using the $ network share to the PC they're using. I've checked the permissions, they've got full access on the folder they're compressing and the TEMP folder under users/(their logon)/local/TEMP, and still no luck Anyone able to help? Thanks in advance Sam P.S If you want evidence of the folders, let me know and ill get straight back to you