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Old 06-18-2015, 08:04 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by bob_bookworm View Post
Apologies for my ineptitude... I find myself in the very same situation as tdp1947, with the same error message.

Tried running the restore from the command line, I could see some process got to 100%, and then the 'dos window' closed and nothing else happened.

So I tried restoring from inside calibre, and got the usual error message.

The problem is I don't know how to fix the permissions on my calibre library, which is what our master and guru was suggesting.
...and I am the one and only administrator of my PC.

Help, please!
This is an OS level problem (frequently happens when restoring from CD-DVD media after a crashed disk)'
setting <os> file permissions , and/or 'taking ownership'
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