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I was trying to install licence key for one software, after enterning license key, I received error that can not save the license because access to file system is denied, please provide the current user write permission for Windows system directory
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Unable To Write To Directory /etc/x11
I strongly advise against giving everyone write permissions on this folder. You're potentially opening your computer to malicious software.
Instead, when you run your software, hold Shift and right-click the icon. Press 'Run as Administrator'. Now enter your license details, set ay other configuration options, and quit. Run it again normally (double-click) and make sure it all works as expected.