I can't export video from C drive to D?

[PamelaCShope]

Hi all, I can't export videos from C drive to D drive? I tried everything to transfer videos to D drive but it shows a red error. I tried everything but it doesn't export. I need to fix it now.

[frequentcrushed]

It sounds like Action! might not have permission to write to your D drive. Try running the program as Administrator (right-click > Run as Administrator), and also check that your D drive isn’t write-protected or full. You might also want to check if your antivirus or Windows Defender is blocking the export.

[awarenessnouns]

I also got this error recently. I asked some of my friends but no one knows how to solve them. They told me to try this forum.

[pojavlauncher]

If you’re unable to export or move a video from the C: drive to the D: drive, there could be several reasons. Sometimes, the issue is related to file permissions, especially if the video is stored in a protected system folder, in which case copying and pasting the file or running File Explorer as an administrator can help. Another possibility is that your D: drive does not have enough free space to store the video, so it’s worth checking the available storage. The problem may also occur if the video file is currently open in a media player or editing software, preventing it from being moved.
If you’re exporting directly from editing software, make sure the export settings point to the D: drive instead of the default C: drive. Finally, if your D: drive is formatted as FAT32, it cannot handle files larger than 4GB, so you would need to reformat it to NTFS or exFAT to transfer large video files.