[trilljester]

For Windows, you need to check the Security tab on the folder where the images are being uploaded. Make sure that the Web server process can write to the directory that the images are being uploaded.

FYI: Chmod is a way of setting permissions on Unix systems. chmod 0777 (the 0 can be excluded to make it easier for you to understand), means that everyone and their brother has access to the folder and/or file. Permissions can be set by permission masks, where 7 is full access and 0 is no access. Each number is a position of the permission mask. First number is for the USER, second number is for the GROUP, and the last number is OTHER or EVERYONE. (Anyone who's not in your group and not the user who owns the file/directory). So, chmod 777 means the file can be read/written/deleted/executed by anyone on the system.

It's a little confusing at first, but once you start using it more, you understand it. I can explain it a little more in depth, but it's beyond the scope of this forum.