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  1. dakshjain
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    Nope, everything is in one drive only.
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  3. Pyprohly
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    Windows 10, Windows 8.1 Pro, Windows 7 Professional, OS X El Capitan
       New #22

    dakshjain said:
    Nope, everything is in one drive only.
    You mean one disk only? And D and J are partitions of C?


    I'd be interested in investigating how your browsers will react if you download to a folder on C and this folder on C has permission settings like the folder D:\Songs.

    Do you mind if I get you create such folder? With this folder that is on C:, you should experiment whether you are able to download to it correctly or not.

    If you're fine with the way things are and don't feel that further investigation is required, ignore this post. And don't forget to hit that glossy green Mark as Solved button.
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  4. dakshjain
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       New #23

    I am sorry, everything is in one internal hard disc
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  6. Pyprohly
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    Your attachment doesn't prove that C, D and J are one disk. But if you insist they are so, then the behaviour you experienced with your browsers on the D:\Songs folder would likely reoccur on the C drive.

    Oh well. I wouldn't think too much about it. I'm glad you got the issue solved.
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