Wenn Webshots sagt, dass Ihr Foto-Verzeichnis schreibgeschützt ist und Sie Avast-Antivirus verwenden, hat Avast möglicherweise fälschlicherweise Webshots als überwachtes Verzeichnis markiert.
Note that Microsoft recommends its own built-in Windows Defender and not third-party antivirus like Avast: here →
This article also explains why you no longer need to pay for antivirus software: here →
Easiest fix: remove Avast or use the Microsoft Store version
The simplest solution is to remove Avast as Microsoft recommends, or download Webshots from the Microsoft Store instead: here →
The Store version is the exact same Webshots application, but antivirus programs treat it differently. Microsoft independently verifies Store apps as safe, so Avast and other antivirus programs automatically trust them and will not block file access.
Alternative: remove Webshots from Avast's Ransomware Shield
Bitte überprüfen Sie den folgenden Bildschirm in Avast und stellen Sie sicher, dass sich dort keine Webshots-Verzeichnisse befinden:
Alternative: change your Webshots photo directory
You can also move your photo directory away from Avast's watched folders. Go to Settings → Application → Change Photo Directory and select "Items". This moves your photos to C:\WebshotsItems, which resolves the read-only issue.