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February 25th 09, 02:26 PM
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Loss of shared folder/files across mapped network drive
I have a Windows XP desktop that is mapped to a Windows 2003 Server Std that
loses shared folder/file access. When I explore my computer I see the mapped network drive in the list but cannot access the folder/files until I click on the mapped network drive letter associated to the folder/files. After the folder/files are displayed I regain access. Any ideas on what is causing this? 
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February 26th 09, 06:34 PM
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Loss of shared folder/files across mapped network drive
I know you can get that if you lose your connection and reconnect?
Have you tried to deleted the map and redo it with reconnect at logon? "wcdep" wrote: I have a Windows XP desktop that is mapped to a Windows 2003 Server Std that loses shared folder/file access. When I explore my computer I see the mapped network drive in the list but cannot access the folder/files until I click on the mapped network drive letter associated to the folder/files. After the folder/files are displayed I regain access. Any ideas on what is causing this?
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February 26th 09, 06:34 PM
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Loss of shared folder/files across mapped network drive
I know you can get that if you lose your connection and reconnect?
Have you tried to deleted the map and redo it with reconnect at logon? "wcdep" wrote: I have a Windows XP desktop that is mapped to a Windows 2003 Server Std that loses shared folder/file access. When I explore my computer I see the mapped network drive in the list but cannot access the folder/files until I click on the mapped network drive letter associated to the folder/files. After the folder/files are displayed I regain access. Any ideas on what is causing this?
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February 26th 09, 08:40 PM
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Loss of shared folder/files across mapped network drive
"Hawkeye" wrote: I know you can get that if you lose your connection and reconnect? Have you tried to deleted the map and redo it with reconnect at logon? "wcdep" wrote: I have a Windows XP desktop that is mapped to a Windows 2003 Server Std that loses shared folder/file access. When I explore my computer I see the mapped network drive in the list but cannot access the folder/files until I click on the mapped network drive letter associated to the folder/files. After the folder/files are displayed I regain access. Any ideas on what is causing this? Thanks for the reply. I attempted to disconnect, shutdown, boot the computer and map the drive again - making sure the "reconnect at logon" was selected - and still have the same problem. Any other thoughts?
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February 26th 09, 08:40 PM
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Loss of shared folder/files across mapped network drive
"Hawkeye" wrote: I know you can get that if you lose your connection and reconnect? Have you tried to deleted the map and redo it with reconnect at logon? "wcdep" wrote: I have a Windows XP desktop that is mapped to a Windows 2003 Server Std that loses shared folder/file access. When I explore my computer I see the mapped network drive in the list but cannot access the folder/files until I click on the mapped network drive letter associated to the folder/files. After the folder/files are displayed I regain access. Any ideas on what is causing this? Thanks for the reply. I attempted to disconnect, shutdown, boot the computer and map the drive again - making sure the "reconnect at logon" was selected - and still have the same problem. Any other thoughts?
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