You are encountering an improperly configured server. Please consult the Wordpress manual on how to setup wordpress on a windows server system.

AFAIK - but I'm not a windows server expert - you must configure the upload directory that the user executing the PHP Wordpress application is able to access files therein for reading, writing, creating and deleting.

Normally it's possible to configure the needed rights on the parent directory and the same rights will be distributed to the files created therein.

Additionally you can consider to run Worpdress on a *nix based host, that's for which it has been written for and which it bests supports.

If you have problems getting it to run and you don't want to switch to linux for your host, you should consider making use of the Microsoft Port of Wordpress.

If you have general questions how to configure a server, please think about asking your question at Server Fault.

You are encountering an improperly configured server. Please consult the Wordpress manual on how to setup wordpress on a windows server system.

AFAIK - but I'm not a windows server expert - you must configure the upload directory that the user executing the PHP Wordpress application is able to access files therein for reading, writing, creating and deleting.

Normally it's possible to configure the needed rights on the parent directory and the same rights will be distributed to the files created therein.

Additionally you can consider to run Worpdress on a *nix based host, that's for which it has been written for and which it bests supports.

If you have problems getting it to run and you don't want to switch to linux for your host, you should consider making use of the Microsoft Port of Wordpress.

If you have general questions how to configure a server, please think about asking your question at Server Fault.