Look again at the 'case' for which you have chosen the option "Source overwrites destination always" - take note of the conditions for which this Action will be executed (the Help has a longer, better-worded version - "When there is a file (with the same name and in the same directory) that is both in the source and the destination but their contents [or properties] are
not the same")
Your situation ('files exist on each side
and they match') is not covered by this setting because the files
are the same (insofar as you have told SB to compare/crosscheck). There is no user-definable setting for 'what to do if corresponding files on each side match', because that Action is hardwired as 'Skip' (as correctly performed/logged).
There is no per-file setting that amounts to 'files are the same each side: copy anyway', because
a) Why would you want to? Given that
b) it would represent a pointless performance hit
I'm not clear which folder you have moved off your system-drive but if this folder is part of the system, you may have upset Windows when you did so. There is a
KB article about 'Access Denied' but it is likely not something anyone can help you with remotely (it is problematic enough when you can see the various security settings, impossible when you cannot). You may need to seek specialist local assistance.
Statistics: Posted by cliffhanger — Fri Apr 20, 2018 6:57 pm