I Tried To Write An Image With Matlab But I Keep Recieving This Error I Changed The Location Of The Folder But The Same Error

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here is the ligne of the code it is simple
imwrite(i,'C:\Users\user\Desktop\Nouveau dossier','jpg');
and here is the error :

VB

Error using imwrite (line 455)
Unable to open file "C:\Users\user\Desktop\Nouveau dossier" for writing.  You may not have
write permission.

Posted 1-Apr-14 12:05pm

Member 10691076

Updated 1-Apr-14 12:07pm

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CHill60 1-Apr-14 18:36pm

Are you logged on as "user"? If not then you cannot write to that folder unless you are running the program with Administrator rights

Member 10691076 1-Apr-14 18:42pm

yes i m logged in as user i tried to change the folder pat many times but nothing works

CHill60 1-Apr-14 19:14pm

If you use Windows Explorer and navigate to that folder, can you right-click and create a new text file?

Member 10691076 1-Apr-14 19:23pm

thx alot i checked up the user authority on that file i found that i havent the right to write in it thx for ur help

CHill60 1-Apr-14 19:27pm

As long as it is sorted now. I'll post a solution if you don't mind

Member 10691076 1-Apr-14 19:29pm

not at all u can post it

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-01T13:29:00

OP reviewed the permissions on the folder and has confirmed that they didn't have write access.
To summarise: Quick way to check is to navigate to the folder using Windows Explorer and attempt to right-click, create new text file.
You can always examine the folder properties to check permissions in the same place