Error 5 - permission denied

Thanks for your reply, @MikeV99.

Running the 1Password installer as administrator has been known to cause issues in the past, but I'm happy to hear the install proceeded after following the comments from Ekalb.

Should you run into any future issues with updates, you can try excluding the entire 1Password directory and the 1Password.exe in any security software you have running and then rebooting your device. The 1Password directory can be found here - %localappdata%\1Password and the 1Password.exe is here: %localappdata%\1Password\App\8.

We'll be here to help if you run into any other troubles!

Ekalb,

Thank you. The wise owl nailed it. Installed without any issues.

Best wishes,

Mike

Hi @MikeV99! I'm sorry to hear that you've run into this error when upgrading to 1Password 8, even after disabling Malwarebytes.

I'd like to ask you to email over a zipped copy of the 1Password logs so we can take a closer look:

1. Open the Start Menu, paste the following into the search field, and press Enter: %LOCALAPPDATA%\1Password
2. Once you've navigated to this location, right-click the Logs folder, click Copy, and paste a copy of that folder onto your desktop.
3. Right-click the folder on your desktop, click Send To, then Zipped folder.

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• A link to this thread: https://1password.community/discussion/135669/error-5-permission-denied#latest
• Your forums username: MikeV99

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Hello,
Try this:
1. Right click on the installer program of 1PW8.
2. Choose Run as administrator from the context menu.

I've got 8 installed on several Apple devices. It won't however install on my Dell win 10 machine. Updated Window, disable Malwarebytes, removed read only in %localappdata%, and still get Error 5 - permission denied. It aborts install, opens 8, and runs. The start icon is not to be found so I cannot stop 1PW or turn machine off. This has been an ongoing issue with !PW7 before. However, the steps I took before would allow an update with 1PW7.