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Unable to copy file. Access to the path is denied

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I am working on asp.net 3.5 project on remote machine. I am accessing it using remote desktop. When I build the project, I get error:

Error 62 Unable to copy file "obj\Debug\myprojname.pdb" to "bin\myprojname.pdb". Access to the path 'bin\myprojname.pdb' is denied.



Project is under SVN. I deleted the obj\Debug\myprojname.pdb and tried to run again but getting same error. I am trying to remove thereadonly from the folder but after clicking ok, It becomes readonly again ( i guess because of SVN).
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#2
I solved this problem by deleting the contentious files from bin folder and rebuilding the project.
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#3
I solved it by Unchecking the `Read-only` CheckBox option on folder setting.
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#4
I had the same issue and I only had to restart the visual studio.
Classic move :)
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#5
If all else fails try a reboot of your computer - only thing that worked for me.
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#6
I started Visual studio as administrator and that worked.
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#7
Removed read only flag on whole solution and it worked. Visual Studio 2012+TFS 2013
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#8
I solved it by Unchecking the Read-only CheckBox option on folder setting.than reload the solution again :)
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#9
Just remove the corresponding reference(.dll file) from the References and add it back again using add reference option.I got a similar error,and i have solved it this way.I hope it will help.
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#10
Just found [this](

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Make sure `bin` isn't checked in to TFS.
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