you do not have enough access privileges for this operation itunes mac

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Whenever I connect my iPod its coming up saying you do not have enough access privileges to sync your iPod.

I did a search and people seemed to only suggest reinstalling iTunes, making sure you have an admin account, and restoring the iPod.

Ive tried all of that (by default I have always had an admin account anyway).

Im trying to sync with my MacBook Pro and before several hours ago I had been having absolutely no problems with it before.

Click the sign (unlock the lock, if you have to), choose your User name and click Select.

Then try to sync again in iTunes.

I was moving my data between my iMac and my new MacBook Pro, and for some reason the permissions on some image folders were changed.

This included my iPod folder that I store all the photos that I sync the device so, of course, my iPod didnt have permission to sync said photos, thus canceling the sync.

I stupidly started another restore, so Im just waiting for that to finish to see if disabling the photos will work.

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You Do Not Have Enough Access Privileges For This Operation Itunes Mac