Hi Mathit,
Could you please make sure that you run TestExecute as an Admin? You can find the steps here:
If this doesn't work, perhaps you can save your test log locally via Log.SaveResultsAs.
I have allowed full access to Everyone and Im the one logged into both machines when running the tests.
When i manually go to the folder from my VM through file explorer, im able to access the folder and files
Hi,
Robert is correct.
Check that:
a) TestExecute is scheduled to run under the same account that you use for verification;
b) Check that this account has read-write permissions for both file system and share.
Thank you for the responses, I have added full control for the files and subfolders and still getting the same error
Im able to open the .pjs file on the network. When i run, i get this.
The network file '.......pjs.tcNET cannot be created. Do you want to open the project suite anyhow?
Is there anything more i can do?
Hi,
> The network file '.......pjs.tcNET cannot be created.
This means that given user account lacks create\write permissions. If you already granted full permissions to file system, check and grant permissions for the network share.
sounds more missing write permissions for the folder where the file is to be created.
