Speichern / Speichern unter bringt Error

[LouFr]

Hallo! Ich arbeite gerade an einer Layout Datei in Affinity Publisher auf meinem Windows PC und habe folgendes Problem: Wenn ich meine Datei speichern möchte, bekomme ich die Fehlermeldung "(Dateipfad) Datei wurde nicht gefunden. Überprüfen Sie den Dateinamen und wiederholen Sie den Vorgang." Da ich das Dokument gerade erst erstellt habe und es zum ersten Mal speichern möchte verstehe ich nicht ganz was das Problem ist. Egal wie ich die Datei benenne oder ob ich sie "Unbenannt" lasse, es ändert nichts.

Wäre dankbar um Hilfe!

[walt.farrell]

Welcome to the Serif Affinity forums.

It sounds like you might be having an issue with a Windows function known as Controlled Folder Access (possibly enabled through Defender settings), where the system has prevented the Affinity application from creating the file. In that case you need to change your system settings to turn off that function or to allow the application.

Please check that.

Also, did you install the application using the MSIX version of the installer, or the EXE/MSI version of the installer. I recall other users having trouble figuring out how to allow applications installed via the MSIX installers to bypass the Controlled Folder Access restrictions.

[LouFr]

1 hour ago, walt.farrell said:

It sounds like you might be having an issue with a Windows function known as Controlled Folder Access (possibly enabled through Defender settings), where the system has prevented the Affinity application from creating the file. In that case you need to change your system settings to turn off that function or to allow the application.

That was it, thank you!

1 hour ago, walt.farrell said:

Also, did you install the application using the MSIX version of the installer, or the EXE/MSI version of the installer. I recall other users having trouble figuring out how to allow applications installed via the MSIX installers to bypass the Controlled Folder Access restrictions.

I can't remember, to be honest. Is there any way to work around that or would a solution be to uninstall / reinstall using the correct installer?

[walt.farrell]

If you used the MSIX installer, and you cannot fix the Controlled Access Folder settings to allow the application to access the files, then you will need to uninstall all the Affinity applications you have installed, and download the EXE/MSIX installers instead.