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Try reading this :
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=24566&forum=7&post_id=109955#forumpost109955and this
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=25099&forum=7&post_id=109818#forumpost109818Both are topics relating to this issue. It boils down to a security check built into XOOPS to ensure that your browser stores where you have visited (web page redirection). Many Firewalls block this - especially Norton, so you have to either tell them not to for every site (not very practical) or disable the HTTP_REFERRER check in the XOOPS code. Read the two posts above and all will become clear. A word of warning though - read the WHOLE posts and not just snippets of them - and I'm afraid they are quite large.
If I recall, one of the core developers, perhaps Dave_L, has changed this for the next version\patch - but don't quote me on it - I may have misunderstood. Its easy to do yourself though - I managed it!
If, by chance, it is nothing to do with that, then its probable that its an IIS permission. I had right bother with it using Windows Server 2003 and IIS6. Anyway, you have to ensure that the IUSR[SERVERNAME] permission and IIS_GUEST (or whatever its called - can't quite remember) have permission to read and write to your folder. Check out
http://www.iis-resources.com for more help on this area - they are superstars just like the XOOPS community.
Have fun
Ted