The solution provided in the question is to check if the user has access to the temporary folder used by PHP, which is C:\Windows\Temp. If the user does not have access, they should try accessing the folder and granting access. This should resolve the issue with Laragon, Livewire, and file uploads.
Problems with Laragon + Livewire + Upload File
This guide is related to the following thread as well. https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/livewire/the-photo-failed-to-upload-console-post-500-internal-server-error.
If you having the error 500 similar to the issue above.
Checking the following.
It turns out that php uses C:\Windows\Temp as temporary folder and for some reasons i didn't have access to that folder for default. I have never ever accessed that folder before, once i try to access it, Windows told me that i don't have access but once i click ok, voila, access to the folder was granted and i can upload files using laragon with my project.
https://www.reddit.com/r/laravel/comments/m1bq4h/problems_with_laragon_apache_livewire_upload_file/
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