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• Sandbox on a network share

  I would like to put the sandbox on a network share. I set the THINSTALL_SANDBOX_DIR environment variable
  server\share\username. Most of our ThinApps is about 3 times slower in the marketing and use, compared to executing a ThinApp with the thinstall_sandbox_dir environment variable the value of c:\temp.

  Is this a normal behavior that a sandbox located on a network share makes the ThinApp about 3 times slower compared to the location of the sandbox on a local drive? Otherwise, please notify...

  Hello

  Can you try to put this option in your package.ini file to see if it solves your problem of performance when the sandboxes are located on a network share?

  DisableRegistryTransaction = 1

  Note: this option is not documented so not officially supported (yet).

  Thank you

  Jonathan

• Disk utility can not create large image of drive (60 GB) on the network share

  Disc Utiity (Versie 15.0 (1511.3)):

  I am creating a disc from a hard disk image. I want to save the image on a Synology DS414 network share.

  The share is accessible a there is no active disk quota.

  I copied a large file via Finder (384 MB) to the \\partagereseau that works.

  When I try to record a copy of disk sharing (60 GB), I get the following message:

  Unsatisfactory area is available on "(null)" to create the NAME of diskimage. Choose another volume with at least 60 GB of available space and continue.

  Summary: I can create large files on the share, but the disc utilities cannot?

  Greetings Wim

  384 MB is nowadays is no longer considered to be a file of "big."

  You don't mention how much space is actually available on the Synology but for arguments sake, we will assume that more than 60 GB of space is available.

  So in theory it should be possible to create a disk image of 60 GB (no doubt), there is enough space available. As you say there is no set of storage quotas and I'm happy to believe that. I think that the issue could be more to do with the maximum allowed size of the file, remember that I mentioned that 384 is actually not much, although some systems have a limit of 4 GB for a single file, for example FAT32 file systems have such a limit. In theory the FAT32 limit should not apply here because almost all including Synology NAS servers actually use Linux as the underlying software and so use Ext3 or Ext4 as file system, not FAT32. Same Ext2 a fortiori Ext3 or Ext4 allowing individuals will produce up to 2 TB of size which is clearly much larger than 60 GB.

  Still it could be related to that question even if it is necessary as an unnecessary and artificial limit may be for example to ensure compatible with other systems using FAT32.

  If you have enough space on the Mac, you could create and try to copy on the Synology, however another approach which is probably better all around is to create a "sparsebundle disk image. It's a disc image, but another type and will work around this problem because it is in fact made up of lots of all small files attached together. As that user do you see this as image a big drive, but the computer sees it as a folder full of files much smaller.

• All my iTunes music is on a disk hard Ext. connected to my home network through a router. Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  All my iTunes music is on a disk hard Ext. connected to my home network through a router. Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  Additional information: the laptop is what I used to install all the music, via iTunes, which is located on the external hard drive connected through home network router.

  Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  Laughing out loud

• Unable to save pennies on network share

  A user has problems recording on a share network as follows:

  His iMac runs El Capitan. She opens a PDF of his email and stores them on the desktop. She manipulates using Adobe Acrobat and recorded on network. However, it is now to find that when she tries to do a save as on the network share, the button 'save' is grayed out. I tested with Microsoft Word as well, and the same problem occurs. Recently it started to happen.

  If she copy and glue the documents from his office on the network share then there is no problem, and I told him to do this as a workaround for now. It seems to be no problem with its access to the drive that it maps without problem and she can open and manipulate documents from there. As a test, I tried this on her personal network drive and again the "Save" button is grayed out.

  I suspect there is a simple resolution to this, but I was unable to reproduce the problem on my Mac Mini running El Capitan - I can't save slot for readers network without problem. I searched the forums but cannot see a solution.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Solved.

• Restoration of DPM on network share

  I use a Powershell script to restore a backup of DPM. I can get it to restore it to a local or a USB drive, but I can't seem to restore on a network share, no matter if the UNC path used or if I map it and then use the drive letter.

  Thoughts?

  Hi Jason,

  The Microsoft Answers community focuses on the context of use. Please reach out to the professional community of COMPUTING in the below link MSDN forum:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/dataprotectionmanager/threads

• Creating a batch file. How to open an Excel doc that is located on a network share?

  batch file that can access a file on a network share

  I'm making a batch file that starts several EXE as an excel spreadsheet that is located on a network share.

  exe start perfectly, however when I try to open the excel document, because it is on a network share, windows tells me that the CMD does not support UNC paths use... y at - there a way around this?

  the command I used was:

  CD "\\server\folder.
  Start "excel document.

  The way around this is to map the network folder to a disc and use the drive letter.
  In your case, it would look like this:

  NET use M: \\server\folder / persistent: no
  M:
  Start "excel document.

  When you are finished, you can unmount the drive:

  C:
  NET use M:/delete

  HTH,
  JW

• Accessing a network share is reasonable in response, but in sharing folders are slow to react. Can it be accelerated?

  When you browse a network share, \\LocalServer\Level1Share, with Explorer on an XP computer fully patched, the list of Level1Share has been quickly. If I try and open a file, say Level2Folder, I'll have to wait somewhere close to 2 minutes for a list. The share is on a Windows 2003 server, updated with patches, and the user has the appropriate permissions to the level of sharing and folder. Why and what can be done to fix this?

  Hello

  The issue of Windows XP, you have posted is related to Windows XP in a domain environment. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the TechNet Windows Server support for help.

  Hope the helps of information.

• Get an unexpected error (0x80004005) while that try to browse network shares.

  I m using windows vista family premium X 64 bit version, I m facing a very strange problem, I can't browse network share on my network, when I try to browse to a network share, I got an unexpected error code (0x80004005), but another system in my network can browse share, I share from my windows vista home top.

  I check and confirm all settings, disable firewalls, to research on the internet for this solution. but "nt helped me.

  Present exactly the same problem. Windows 8 cannot find other computers on the network. Can ping the ip, but cannot navigate. Firewall disabled. Network discovery is on. Any ideas?

  UPDATE:
  Everything started working when I added 'Client for Microsoft Networks' to the list of items.
  Just click on the button "install...". "below and the customer selected in the list.

• Why my network shares keep duplication in 'My Computer'? I have Y and Z mapped to 2 different actions. From one day to the next, I have B - Z mapped without my fault. What is going on?

  Hello! I can't understand what this does to my computer. It seems that something is automatically re-mapping my mapped network shares. How can I even begin to solve this?

  The last major change to my system were:
  1 - installed Norton Internet Security 2011 (anti-virus, etc.)
  2 - decided to play with indexing in the Panel but I didn't not add Y and Z to the index. I didn't change the file types that are indexed using this tab in the window and check each type of file in there
  3 installed MacDrive 8 so I could connect my Mac USB keys, etc. and use them locally on my PC
  Thanks in advance!

  It was Norton Ghost. Norton Ghost tried to access a directory in one of the actions, but I had changed the location of this directory. He just started mapping and re-mapping the same actions over and over again. Weird! Then I opened the ghost, clicked in the menu Tools, then Options, then changed to something else by default backup destination. It's strange, but it does. I had not used this in over a year backup destination and have resorted to a ghost. Phantom decided not to change the backup destination by default, when I deleted my old backup job 'task' and made a new who had another destination of backup. Weird.

  Thanks for your good help.

• Network shares are slow with Vista Business SP2

  Hello

  I have Vista Enterprise 32-bit SP2 in a Hyper-V virtual machine.  I use an internal application with strong interactions with a network share that is on another virtual machine on the same server.  When I run the application on a server 2008R2, he completed in two minutes, which is expected.  When it works on Vista, he finished in eight minutes (4 times slower), which is unacceptable.  I am forced to use Vista because it is the last operating system supported by Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Platform Builder Service Pack 1.
  I tried to disable autotune and RSS, I added = 1 to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System CopyFileBufferedSynchronousIo, and I also tried safe mode with network experience.  Nothing works.
  Is there something else to try?  Is there a way to clone the network settings on 2008R2 for vista, because they work?
  The NIC reports it as: Microsoft Virtual Machine network adapter of Bus with a speed of 10 GB (10 gigabits) link.
  Thank you
  John

  This Forum is oriented toward consumers. This type of question would be better asked in the Forums Pro Technet THERE.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/windowsvistaitpro

• Why Windows backup will not work on a network share?

  I am running Vista Home Premium and have a drive WD MyBookWorld NAS on a MS LAN.  OneCare used to do all my backups, never had any problem, but OneCare is no more.  I also have a NAS Iomega 2 TB hard drive and the problem is exactly the same for that too - XP and 7 can save on it, Vista can not.

  Windows backup works very well for readers SIN of my XP and 7 machines, but both the Vista, those who refuse.  I can drag and drop files from Vista to NAS, it's just the backup center who is the problem.  When I select the NAS drive for the backup on, he asks a user name and password.  My login to the Vista machine id does not work, and the administrator to the NAS password does not work.  The procedure fails with the 0x800706C6 message.  He refuses also backup on XP or 7 machines (with different messages).  He would be the backup on my other machine to Vista, but I do not have spare storage!
  I have read articles countless and tried to turn on/off control of accounts and mapping changes the network drive, without success - the error message, but does not go far.
  There is an industry on the internet trying to sell people PCHA (what is described as a Microsoft product), but I can't find any help on the Microsoft web site.  It is very bad, when the fault is so common.
  Help, please.  What should I do?

  Hello

  Windows Home Premium backup can't backup on a network location.
  So you will need to use an application of part 3. Professional, comprehensive and Enterprise edition
  backup to a network share.

  You can share files and use the 3rd backup XP to do or use Acronis or other
  party utilities.

  I prefer for the most of backup data and prefer to do it in a way that makes it easy to find
  and to restore a file as well as many.

  Replicator - free - excellent backup tool for backing up the data
  http://www.KarenWare.com/PowerTools/ptreplicator.asp

  I hope this helps.

• Windows XP sp3 can not access the network shares on vista after installing sp2

  I have a xp sp3 computer and another currently running vista Home premium sp2. Previously, I was able to access the network share on the xp computer before vista computer I installed sp1. Both computers were able to ping between them without problem.

  I've upgraded to sp2 because I had problems with windows media center, missing records. Upgrade of these issues fixed, but this means that roll back to sp1 is not an option for me to get operational network.

  Please do not post a standard answer on the network configuration. I am familiar with the standards requirements to share files between xp and vista and everything is set up correctly.  Like I said everything was working fine before the installation of sp2.

  If it is a known problem that is still not resolved, I'd appreciate knowing that information as well.

  Edit: Firewall been disabled during my troubleshooting

  After more work, I was able to solve my problem.  Update zone alarm solved my problem and helped my windows xp machine to access my Vista network shares.  As I pointed out in the original post, zone alarm firewall has been disabled during my troubleshooting.  Apparently, when disabled, the old version of zone alarm has always been the origin of the problem.

• Monitoring of the performance of the network share

  Was asked to monitor the performance of a drive mapped from a network share in Windows. We would like to have an idea of how long it takes to open/close/save a file on this share to different locations. As I know the Infrastructure Officer cannot monitor readers mounted remotely. I thought I could use Foglight Transaction Recorder and CitraTest to do. If someone else tried to do this? Or someone has used other methods or can think of ways to do this?

  Thank you

  Kris

  Hi antoniusfirst,

  No you don't misunderstand the question. We have a license for Citratest, so it wouldn't be a problem, but I agree that it is like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. I like your idea of using perl or python to do that, because it would probably be more flexible and adaptable. In fact I have been informed that the question seems to particularly affect Excel files, but some quick research on Google reveals that I have options here with perl or python too.

  Thanks for the comments, it was very helpful.

  See you soon

  Kris

• How to know the username of an account on a network share

  When I access a network share from another computer with windows Explorer, it tries to connect with identification information (current account & password or the credentials previously stored or depends on the settings of the remote computer as a guest), if not, it prompts for username & password (depending on certain parameters again). My problem is when I access a network share, I want to know my credentials (username) on the network computer.

  Is there any command or no way to definitely know what username I connect to a network share with windows Explorer?

  Original title: account in the network share

  Hi Aoikonomou,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  If I understand you correctly, you want to know the credentials of your system when you connect to a network share. I wish to inform you that all the names of login and passwords are supported by Credential Manager. By saving your credentials, Windows can automatically log in to websites or other computers. Credentials are stored in special files called vaults on your computer. Windows and programs (such as web browsers) can safely give the credentials in the vaults to other computers and websites.

  To know your Windows credentials, you can read the following steps to open the Manager of credentials:

  1. Press the Windows key + X.
  2. Click on Control Panel.
  3. Type "Credential"" " in the search bar and select credentials manager. "
  4. Click Windows credentials.
  5. You will be able to see the user names and password (hidden).

  In order to store passwords for automatic connection, see the following article:

  Store passwords, certificates, and other credentials for automatic logon

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.