This is just a quick post to share a problem I had while trying to update the firmware on an MK808B recently, and the solution I came up with. The problem was trivial, but none of the suggested solutions that I found online were appropriate, so I am sharing what happened here to save other people the same issue.
I downloaded the USB drivers for a device, connected the device, and waited for Windows to ask about drivers for it. I had the drivers downloaded and extracted ready for installation.
When I selected the folder with the drivers, Windows proceeded to try to install the drivers, but then very quickly reported "Access is denied".
The same happened if I tried to update driver from in Device Manager.
The problem was caused by the folder containing the drivers being read-only, and I think, encrypted (but I am a bit fuzzy on what the Encrypted attribute really does on Windows 7).
I solved the problem by right-clicking on the folder, and unticking "read-only" and "encrypted" and applying that to the entire folder and its contents. This took a few seconds for Windows to fix the attributes on all the files.
After that I was able to install the driver without incident.
Hopefully this helps save someone else some hassle.