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• Cannot access the network drive or impossible to mount the network drive. Error "network path was not found.

  Original title: network path was not found

  HI, after the upgradation from windows xp sp2 to sp3 (next to the customer) I can't access the network drive or impossible to mount the network drive. ' ' It showa error "network path was not found.

  Hi gauravadavadkar,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Communities. Provide the following information:

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         What is the full error message?

  ·         Work on a domain?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Temporarily disable the security software.

  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

  Method 2: Follow these steps:

  Step 1: Start the computer in safe mode with networkand check if the problem persists.

  S tep 2: if the problem does not persist in safe mode with networking, perform a clean bootto see if there is a software conflict as the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  Note: After completing the steps in the clean boot troubleshooting, follow the steps to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state section of the article to start the computer to a Normal startupmode.

  After the clean boot used to resolve the problem, you can follow these steps to configure Windows XP to start normally.

  (a) click Startand then click run.

  (b) type msconfigand click OK.
  The System Configuration utility dialog box appears.

  (c) click on the general tab, click Normal Startup - load all device drivers and services, and then click OK.

  (d) when you are prompted, click restart to restart the computer.

  Method 3: Follow the steps in the article.

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP

  In Windows network connection issues

  You can read this article for more information:

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need more assistance.

  Thank you.

• Error with deleting the PDF file opened in preview only pane on the shared network drives

  I have a problem within Windows Explorer, I file open with say dozens of PDFs I have the preview pane open so I can tell what was on the pdf file selected without fully open. After you have determined whether I need it or not, I'd go for delete the file. However, with the file selected and preview pane, you can not delete the file gives an error message saying: the file is already open and cannot be deleted.

  I found that this happens on users with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 machines at my place of work with different versions of Adobe Reader and Acrobat. Main versions being Acrobat 9-10, drive DC 15. Also only on the product on shared network drives, local hard drives are not the issue.

  Also, I installed another PDF reader and do not have the same problem if I put it in the default PDF Viewer. Leads me to believe that the problem is with the Adobe programs and non-Windows. I want to continue to use Adobe since I have a lot of licenses of Acrobat. Turn off the preview pane is not an option for my end users, since the amount of PDF files that they go through in a day is quite high.

  Please notify.

  I'm sorry. I'm all out of suggestions. There may be others somewhere that I saw but patches are usually

  1 turn off the preview pane

  2. use shift-delete

  3. remove the drive and use another pdf reader

  Seems that MS and Adobe have a hard stop at this time. And as I mentioned earlier, we had this problem on our drives to network with other files. Even the products Ms.

• Cannot access the network drive after trying to change the shared folder.

  I had a 80 GB drive connected to my E3000 for a few years and it worked without problem. I recently turned to a 250 GB Maxtor One Touch drive. When I plugged it, the router automatically creates a shared folder. I was able to connect to this folder without problem, but I wanted to share the whole score. When I made this adjustment and tried to save the settings, I temporarily lost access to the router. He gave me the standard page cannot be error message appears. When I got access changes seem to be made. When I try to access the drive of my laptop I get this error message, "the mapped network drive could be created", "the name specified network is no longer available". I rebooted and power rolled my router as well reconnected the drive.

  I think that since you have replaced your hard drive, old settings are configured may still on the hard drive of old. You can change the users and group so that it syncs with the new hard drive or start from scratch (reformat the hard drive).

• Program running as local administrator in Windows XP needs to access a network drive

  I just write a batch file to automatically run a program in Windows XP as a local administrator.  I had to do to get the program to work right.  However, the program cannot access network drives to save the files even if the user who is connected has access to these network resources.  How can I give an a running program as a Windows XP local administrator the possibility to access and back up the files on a network share?

  I found a solution for this.  I had to add the same user a local administrator on the server with network drives.  This solves the problem.

• Cannot access shared optical drive on Vista Ultimate desktop PC

  I have installed the optical drive (CD/DVD RW) on my desktop running Vista Ultimate in proportion. The my wife running Windows 7 Starter netbook, I am unable to access the share. I can access the other actions on the Vista Ultimate desktop such as photos, music and Documents..., I did simply not the optical drive. I was hoping to access the optical drive on my desk from the netbook to install the software from the CD and the DVD.

  The netbook sees the part (called Desktop-DVD), but when I try to open it, I get the error:

  Network error
  Windows cannot access \\FAMILY-PC\Desktop-DVDDrive
  You don't have permission to access the \\FAMILY-PC\Desktop-DVDDrive. Contact your network administrator to request access.
  
  Help, please! Thanks :)

  Just to follow up on the previous post.  I solved the problem.  DVD drive (Vista) is accessible on the network, and I was able to load Microsoft Office on a netbook (XP) using the network.

  Thank you

• Error when you try to connect to a shared network drive by car on the portable XP from VISTA desktop: "not enough server storage is available to process this command."

  Hello
  I was able to connect ok in a shared folder on my laptop VISTA from my XP desktop computer.
  but when I try the other way around (to connect to a shared drive on my desktop XP FROM my VISTA laptop), I get the following error message:

  "The mapped network drive could not be created because the following error occurred: not enough server storage is available to process this command."

  Desktop is HP Pavilion a1410n
  Windows XP SP3 Home Professional 3 GB RAM
  Laptop is HP dv5z
  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium SP2 4 GB RAM

  I would like suggestions.
  Thank you very much.

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Steve,

  Thanks a lot for the link to this article.
  It was most helpful.

  I also found this forum useful post:
  http://www.techsupportforum.com/Networking-Forum/networking-support/114373-cant-map-new-network-drive.html

  In particular, he said to check the event log of the computer that you are trying to connect to (the remote computer) to search for an event ID 2011, which would be entered in the time you finally tried to connect and does not.
  I did alt-click on the icon MY COMPUTER (from the remote computer) and the menu HANDLE, click the EVENT VIEWER folder (in the left pane), and then the SYSTEM folder under that.
  On the right pane, I found an ad for the event ID 2011 at the time wherever I finally tried to connect.

  To test this, I went to the VISTA laptop and tried to connect the computer to Office XP again, which gives a different error message on the VISTA laptop.
  When I went back on the XP desktop I tried to connect to and looked again to the event log, of course ANOTHER event ID 2011 has been registered with the new time of my additional attempt to connect.

  He confirmed that it was likely that the IRPStackSize was the problem, as your proposed article.

  Then I printed article how DO TO SAVE AND RESTORE the REGISTER to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/
  then backed up the registry (both by running a restore system to register and by exporting from the top level of the regedit).

  I then went in regedit on the desktop in XP for the
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\LANMANSERVER\Parameters file described in your article.
  There was NOT an entry for IRPStackSize in the right pane, so I followed the instructions in the add - it and change it to decimal 15.
  I rebooted and tried to connect but still got the same error.
  The article said that the default value is 15, so I assumed that adding input IRPStackSize to 15 has not changed anything.

  So I went into regedit and changed the value of IRPStackSize of 15 to 18, restarted and it solved the problem.

  I found that the following articles is also useful in the resolution of this problem (aside from the one you gave):

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/285089

  http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/archive/r0803/10r03/10r03.asp

  I typed this all this while this might help others who may encounter this same
  Error "not enough server storage is available to process this command" when you try to
  Map a network drive (or just try to connect) to a XP computer from another computer.

  Thanks much for the lead.

• Windows 7 saved shared network drive the forgot/lost password

  I work with a small network of average office with windows about 20 computers all 7 and we have a computer of Windows 8, acting as a file server. all desktop computers are set to automatically connect and map network drives and save the password. Password not changed everyone was able to connect, except a single computer of users who suddenly asked the password on the server again. Given the same password correct, which I memorized by now, and everything was fine and yes I have checked the box to remember the password twice. Boss is not happy that computers does not...

  all, but the server is wireless.

  For starters, it is the file server password and not the wireless. Yes, I have just add it again, it has never happened to me before. But don't get started me on the wireless, in this building, there are some 30 different networks.

  Problem is solved, but the cause is undetermined.

  should I wait for that to happen on other computers 20 +? Or give the "password" for everyone.

• XP SP3 to access shared network (Server 2008 R2)

  Hello

  I have problems with getting a Windows XP SP3 machine to recognize a specific (out of 3) shared folder on a corporate network. Its the only machine that they are unable to access this particular network share since (it just started having a problem after another person cleaned the machine). I checked the user who is logged on to the machine has sufficient privileges on the share and should be able to access via AD, as well as on the action itself. Yet when I try to navigate to the folder it tells me that access was denied. I thought maybe the machine was to be part of a specific group, but this is not the case either.

  Any ideas?

  OK figured this out

  Essentially with the newer versions of Windows, when a computer is joined to the domain, your AD credentials are removed automatically. With XP this is not always the case.

  I ended up remove the profile of users of the connection via the command line. After that, I went to remap and he their credentials. Those she used was more valid. I used my administrator credentials and still no go.

  I removed the connection and we used hers and it works beautifully. On Monday she had lost the connection to the drive following.

  I found once again that he was trying to reuse the invalid credentials.

  This time and I went to the title of the user accounts-> manage credentials removed the bad credentials.

  Since then, she's stayed connected.

  So just to remind, if all permissions are set correctly, check the credentials used to connect the hard drive.

• Cannot open the files from the shared network drive

  Hi, I am trying to open a file located on a server of storage attached to the network in a shared drive. When I try to open the file in Photoshop CC 2014 directly or by double-clicking in the file Explorer, I get a pop-up box in Photoshop that says that the image of CR2 is not the right kind of document. If I copy the file to another USB drive attached, the file opens correctly in Camera Raw.

  This will give you tangentially more insight in the work through a network to NOT be supported by Adobe:

  This is the standard text often used for saving to a network (NOTE the part where he explains that normally, it works, but it is impossible to solve someone else on the network remotely, and that's why he didn't is not supported by Adobe):

  If you open files on a network, or saved on a network server, please cease and desist immediately in the case where you currently have problems with one or more files. On a network is not supported.

  See:

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/406/kb406793.html

  Copy the local file CLOSED your server hard disk, work on it, again to save it on your local hard drive, close it and copy the closed file on the server.
   
  Of course, the fact that Adobe does not support work on a network does not necessarily mean that it doesn't work.  It should be.

  Adobe position is that there are too many variables in a network environment for them to ensure that everything will work properly in all systems, particularly in view of the fact that that something will not work properly, it is probably the fault of the network, and Adobe has no way of troubleshooting of your network.

  If you are unable to work locally, you are yourself, and if something happens, you're on your own. If you work from a server, make sure that your network administrator is a competent professional.

  When problems arise, much valuable work can be lost.

• Current file to use when it is disconnected from the network wireless/wired - shared network drive

  Hello

  We have a problem where we receive a "file in use" message when you are disconnected from the network. To reproduce the problem, what we do is:

  (1) connect to the wired network wireless disabled with

  (2) create a test document

  (3) to enter text and save on network share

  (4) remove the network cable

  (5) add additional text

  (6) reconnect the network cable

  (7) try to save the file to the network share

  At the beginning by clicking the X is the new message you want to save. Click Yes and the message arrives until the next time you hit the Hit of X no. and he loses the last change.

  From here we then go up to the network share, open the file and it comes up with "file in use. Open read-only. File is opened by us (Administrator account), and there is NO temporary file in the shared folder.

  Tried so far:

  -Run net config server/autodisconnect:-1 for trying to stop it disconnect the share

  -Checked pane, pane preview and off 'display the description of the pop-up window for folder and desktop items '.

  -Windows Update

  We try to reproduce on wired connection, because it is easier to reproduce that disconnects wireless. Seems to have an impact on several operating systems. Share folder is shared on a Windows 2008 R2 x 64 machine.

  Is this a known problem or is there something that we can configure to try to prevent the locking file after logging out? Ideally, we want the decline to go unnoticed and provide uninterrupted service to the user, unless they are trying to save during the fall.

  Thanks in advance for comments :)

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• GarageBand looking not connected network drive

  When I take my laptop away from my network home and open Garageband, it takes a long time to open and then gives an error message saying that it cannot find a NAS drive (which is installed in my home network).

  If I hit OK, then I can use Garageband, but if I try to use sharing, or even if I just mouse over the menu item from action, the application gives me the rotation beach ball and finally the message again that it can't find the network drive appears. It is almost impossible to export the song because when I click to dismiss the pop-up message, the drop of share also disappears.

  I don't know why Garageband is looking for the network drive. I tried the sacking of preferences and restart; I even uninstalled Garageband and reinstalled (when I wasn't home).

  Of course, when I'm home and can access the network drive, this happens. But it's very embarrassing when I record somewhere else.

  It's something to do with my user, because if I log in with a different account, the behavior occurs.

  Help?

  GarageBand 10.1.0

  When I take my laptop away from my network home and open Garageband, it takes a long time to open and then gives an error message saying that it cannot find a NAS drive (which is installed in my home network).

  GaregBand seeks always to open the last project that you opened.

  When you are not connected to the NAS server you use at home, try to launch GarageBAnd by double clicking on a project that is on your local drive.

• Using Touchsmart software network drive

  I am totally new to windows7/mce and touchsmart and trying to figure out if you want to use Windows Media Center or Touchsmart sw or others to play music, video, photos, etc.

  However, it seems that the Touchsmart sw cannot use the files from my server at home, where I have all my pictures and music.

  Is this true? I mean, what makes the suite full sw completely useless?

  / David

  / DCPH wrote:

  I am totally new to windows7/mce and touchsmart and trying to figure out if you want to use Windows Media Center or Touchsmart sw or others to play music, video, photos, etc.

  However, it seems that the Touchsmart sw cannot use the files from my server at home, where I have all my pictures and music.

  Is this true? I mean, what makes the suite full sw completely useless?

  / David

  Hi David,

  Music 2.0 software TouchSmart is unable to access the network drives, unless you create playlists of music WMP. If you have a few thousand music files then this would very quickly become tedious...

  However Touchsmart 3.0 music is able to access the shared network drives, for example:

  

• message "Could not reconnect all network drives" is an error

  I am using windows 7 Home premium, with a small local LAN supporting 3 PC.  There are 2 stores connected to the network on the LAN for backup (a device) and multimedia data archives (the other device).

  Lately at the start, I always get the message "cannot re - connect all network drives", but explore can access the network drive and view the contents of files on this subject.  the following image illustrates this case:

  

  Note see the sharing Y: mapped drive that is not connected with a big red X, even though I can access the contents of the folder of this one (pictured above).

  So next, I selected Y: and properties and got the following picture for the reader (bomb box properties coming to slightly overlap the content of the file):

  

  Now it is said nothing in the drive capacity which should contribute to this (25% of space), but pointed out that only the action get properties has managed to change the y to so-called connection not connected (but still available) by a big X red, supposed to be connected, with a green sticker on the drive icon shows now.

  These 2 images were taken less than 3 minutes apart - the timer it took to snapshot screen not connected, crop the image to remove the spaces empty and save them, and then get the properties one and do the same thing.

  The question is - why windows do this?  It is obviously not something wrong with the devices, and even when it allegedly is 'not connected' the drive mapped a share can still provide content of records of levels 2 and 3 to the bottom of the tree.

  Davidk03

  Hello David,.

  You can see the article mentioned below to solve the problem.

  Drive mapped to the network connection may be lost

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/297684/en-us

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  Registry backup
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows/back-up-registry#1TC=Windows-7

  I hope this helps. Otherwise, feel free to write us again for more assistance, and we will be happy to help you come.

• Windows 7 network drive mapping error: "error code: 0 x 80070035 the network path was not found."

  I recently started getting an error when you try to access my network drive. Attempt to fix I have also disconnected the drive and tried to reconnect. I get the error: error code: 0 x 80070035 the network path was not found

  I am able to map the drive of all the other machines in the hold of the House (Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows Vista).  However, the Windows 7 machine continues to report the error.

  I searched the internet for the microsoft Web site and answers and so far nobody seems to have an answer to the problem (and it seems to be a very common problem in Windows 7, based on the number of reports I've met in my search). I'm able to reach the reader through the IP address, but cannot connect in it (continues to re - ask for credentials and I checked the credentials I use are 100% correct).

  The only significant event was the address IP changed on the remote disk. What that tells me, is that windows is not updated the name of the drive to the new IP address and confounds seriously on how to get the player passing the correct credentials.

  I removed the protection against viruses (a suggestion said it was the cause), but it has no effect. Check my sharing permissions and so many different places that I could, but nothing has changed and all seems OK.

  The problem is in Windows 7, but I don't know where all configurations "tricks" are on the (64 bit) OS - has been used for a 32-bit system. Where can I manually fix the DNS or DHCP parameter for the name of the drive?

  SOLUTION

  It's a problem with Windows Explorer in Windows 7 do not resolve the computer name target to its IP address. It is not a problem with the firewall or antivirus.

  There is a simple workaround solution.  Use the IP address of the target computer, not the computer name.

  (1) find IP address that the computer target is.  It is desirable to give a private static IP address to the target computer, for example, 192.168.1.10, so it does not change.  Use the local windows help when you sit in front of the target computer to do this, if you don't know how.

  (2) when you are sitting in front of the Windows 7 computer, you want to access the target computer, open Windows Explorer and in the address bar type------followed\\192.168.1.10 static address of the target computer, for example, and press enter

  If the target computer uses the name of user and password sharing, after a few seconds, you will be prompted credentials.  Enter the same username and password used to log on the target computer when you're sitting in front of it.

  The target computer will be added to the list of computer network Windows 7, appearing as an IP address instead of a computer name.  You can access his actions as if it was listed by name instead of the number.

  That's all.