In rare cases, you can run it, but the effect of the disk check will be temporary and you will again have to deal with an external hard drive with access denied in Windows 10. Basically, you cannot start an external hard disk at all. Change the Sound Paths to start C:\Users\Iceman\Documents\LabVIEW Data\Play Notes\Staircase\, and the name of the. Unfortunately, it is useless to try to start a disk check. Let's further assume you are running on Windows 7, 8, or 10 and that your User Name is "Iceman". Let's assume that it is in your LabVIEW Data folder inside a folder called "Play Notes". To fix this, first you need to find the folder called "Staircase". wav files saved in C:\Documents and Settings\Demodogs\Desktop\Staircase, which means that (a) it assumes Windows XP, (b) assumes that you are the user called "Demodogs" (and thus have access to the files stored on your desktop), and (c) you've saved the Wave files you need in a folder on your desktop called "Staircase. Each sub-folder of this "Profile" location was "named" for the owning User, who is generally the only one with permission to access files within the folder.
In Windows 7, 8, and 10, this has been replaced by C:\Users.
In Windows XP, C:\Documents and Settings were where User Profiles, the set of files that defined the "environment" for each user (like the Desktop, My Documents, etc.) were stored.
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