Runtime Error 70 is a common Windows error caused by insufficient user rights/privileges while trying to access various data over a network. This is a big problem, and because the runtime error is created when you use an app/do something on your PC, it can be quite difficult to resolve. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to resolve this error for good, and this article will show you exactly what to do.

This error is typically displayed in this format:

Runtime error ’70’:

permission denied

To fix Runtime Error 70, you first need to make sure your user permissions are okay, and then take a series of steps to make sure it doesn’t happen again. The problem is that every time you want to connect to a server, you have to have permissions to access that machine. If Windows has a problem that prevents you from accessing it, it will simply run in a continuous loop trying to access it again. To prevent this from happening, Microsoft introduced runtime error ’70’, and here’s how to fix it:

The first step to fixing this error is to enable “Authorization Check” and also grant permission to your user accounts. This will not only allow your user to access the data they need, but it will also allow Windows to better communicate with the server machine.

After doing that, it is recommended that you clean the “registry” of your PC with a registry cleaner. The registry is a database within Windows that stores a large number of files and settings for your system, allowing Windows to keep a variety of information stored for future use. Unfortunately, the registry is also one of the biggest causes of problems for Windows and is often the cause of many runtime errors. Unfortunately, the registry (and all the vital settings within it) often become damaged and unreadable. To make sure this is not a problem, you should use a registry cleaner to scan all the files on your PC and repair them. This will ensure that any minor issues causing the runtime error are resolved quickly and safely.