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• Delay in an executable LabView 10 starting with the present mapped drives in Windows 7.

  I am running windows 7 on a network peer-to-peer without internet access with an executable version of LabView 10.  Executables mapped access folders on the network and works very well once it is up and running.  The problem is the time required to run the executable when the mapped drives are present.  It takes about 65 seconds to start and now, windows displays the message "not responding".  But it always starts.  If the mapped drives are disconnected, the executable file starts in 5 seconds.  The same executable running under windows with the same mapped drives THAT XP doesn't have this problem.  Any ideas?

  Hello Rgenaway,

  Probably, it is simply a matter of Windows than a problem of LabVIEW. The difference between the time it takes to start when the drives are present and absent could be due to both the application and the readers need to connect and start communicating.

• In Windows 7, multiple drive letters are not available to map network drives.

  Missing drive letters in Windows 7

  In Windows 7, multiple drive letters are not available to map network drives.  e: by j: are missing.  How can I fix?

  Drive letters are assigned to other devices, probably the USB card readers.

  You can change the assignment of drive letters in disk management if you want.

• problems with Windows 7 mapping network drive

  I bought a new computer to work today. It's a HP Pavilion Slimline s5220f. Works on Windows 7. All our other computers working under Windows XP. We have an external hard drive that acts as a file shared for the organization. (We are a small non-profit and rather rudimentary.)

  I have problems to connect to our "shared drive" - the reader 's' - where all our shared work files are kept. I have connected a hundred times on other computers, but can't seem to get it right with Windows 7... What I do usually it is right click on the 'my computer' icon and click «map drive network...» "Then I put in '\\filecabinet\shared' and he asks a log on and password... I checked the log on and password - everything is correct. When I enter the log and password, I get a message saying that "the specified network password is not correct".

  I spoke with two different people at HP. Nothing has worked. I really need access to these shared files in order to work. Help me!!

  After authentication on your Windows 7 computer, is there an indication of a field in the dialog box? (If not in a domain, your computer name is represented by a colon after it.) Well, if so, your computer tries to authenticate with domainname\username instead of only User_Name. It gave me trouble when authenticating to a SAMBA file server. Try plugging a "\User_Name". Your computer name should disappear when you type the backslash.
  Warning: this was tested on a Windows 7 machine company. This trick should also apply to Win 7 pro. I don't know about other editions if.

• cannot select a mapped drive on select the database window

  I use virtual XP mode in Windows 7.    Under XP, I am able to map a drive G: that comes from Win 7 mapped drive (Microsoft Terminal Services).  Great, in Explorer, you can see the mapped drive.  I need to set up an ODBC connection to a database on this disc.  No problem, I thought.  When I need to select a drive in the select the database window, I do not see this drive only A:, C:, D:, the default value for readers, G: is not displayed.

  Is this a bug or is this normal?  I did something wrong?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  I finally solved it.

  I've got a hold of our network knowledgeble person and have been able to connect a network drive.  It was enough to format another/prefix in the login window.  Then I set up an ODBC for the Access database.

  It seems that virtual XP does not meet tsclient, so had to use windows normal mapping.

  Another problem solved!

• Equium A200 - windows requires a driver for Microsoft ISATAP Adapter

  Hello

  I am a complete newbie at this forum and came looking for help. I recently bought an Equium A200 laptop computer with Vista preinstalled.

  Lately when I start the computer and log in to Windows, I get a message that windows requires a driver for an unknown device and ask for permission to connect to the internet to find the driver concerned. When I click on this option, I get a message saying that the computer has found the driver but has encountered an error trying to install "Microsoft ISA TAP adapter".

  What is it and why should we need for installation? I thought it was quite strange. Any ideas people?

  Any help will be much appreciated.
  J.Sutton

  Hello

  I searched a bit in the Microsoft Knowledge base and discovered that this symptom appears on computers running Windows Vista.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932520

  Microsoft recommends that ignore this error message. This error message does not indicate a problem with the adapter, computer or any other device. The adapter will continue to function correctly.

  Here are more details;
  + Microsoft ISATAP what inter Site Automatic Tunneling Address Protocol device is used to help the transition to an IPv6 infrastructure companies. Map ISATAP encapsulates IPv6 packets with an IPv4 header. This feature allows the customer to carry IPv6 traffic over an IPv4 infrastructure. This approach allows organizations to migrate slowly to an IPv6 infrastructure without having to spend too much time and financial resources to convert the new infrastructure. +

  Concerning

• my trash moved to the d drive when I try to empty the trash, it is said the trash in the d drive is damaged to want to clear

  my trash moved to drive d.  When I try to empty the trash, it is said the trash in the d drive is corrupt you want to clean up.  We have 3 computers in the House, they are all the same and all have the same message.  Computers are PC HP Pavilion Media Center m8430f.

  Hi SharynZH,

  1. When did you start to question?

  2. did you of recent changes to the computer?

  You can try the following steps and check if it helps to fix this problem.

  Step 1:

  a. go to control panel and double click on "Folder Options".

  b. Select "Show files & hidden folders" and uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"

  c. click on "Apply" or "OK".

  d. go to your D: drive, find the $RECYCLE. BIN folder, right click > delete

  e. then go back to Folder Options and change the settings back

  f. restart your computer and check.

  Step 2:

  If you still experience the problem, then try to run a sfc scan that will replace missing or corrupt files & check if the problem persists.

  For more information, you can consult the following link.

  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7

  Hope this information is useful.

• Cannot map drives using Group Policy objects in Vista

  Hi all

  We strive map drives using Group Policy on our image of Vista. (In the past, we have used kixtart, but try to avoid writing scripts).

  The installer under User Preferences/Configuration/Windows Settings/Player cards of the GPO. Because the GPO is attached to the ORGANIZATIONAL unit that contains the Vista PC, we both loop processing market.

  Extensions side customer GP are installed on the workstation.

  The results are inconsistent - at best, if we use 'Create', 'Update', or 'Replace' as the action of the drive mapping.

  Sometimes, card readers, sometimes they are not. They just recently. Nothing is mentioned in one of the newspapers.

  All the world did this with success?

  Hi OxG,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. The question you have posted is linked to the Group Policy object and would be better suited to the TechNet Discussion groups. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

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

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• Vista Home creates removable at startup drives when none exist and will not work my mapped drive

  Hello

  I'm trying to fix and the problem I am having with my Vista Home.  I got this machine running for two years with the same program that requires a G: drive.

  All of a sudden when I start the machine there are some removable drives created (F, I, M) and my G drive has a big X on this subject.  I create my G drive with a .bat file and when it is run, it says Invalid G drive.

  I can get my G working disk by clicking on one of the removable drives and choose safely remove.  After that I can click on my drive and it comes back.

  Anyone has any idea why it is?  And what I do about it?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  JRCPDXOR

  Hi JRCPDXOR,

  There is a possibility that this computer can contain some infections malware or virus causing the abduction drives created at startup.
  First of all, I would say that you remove the external hard drive from the computer and then scan the computer for any infection and remove.

  How to get rid of malware or viruses
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistasecurity/thread/ba80504b-61f1-4D71-960f-b561798b7b42

  After the scan log drive G and check.

  Go back with the results!
  
  A red 'X' appears in the icon for a mapped in Windows Vista, network drive, even if you access the drive successfully
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/938062

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.
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• The mapped drives disappear after logoff or restart.

  I can not get a mapped drive to stay mapped after a logoff in Windows 7.  If I map the drive by right clicking post work or the command prompt (net use f: \\sharename / persistent: Yes), once the user disconnects or restarts, the players disappear.

  This occurs only for Windows 7 users.  We have no problem with users under XP.  Someone has an idea?  I tried to connect with different user names, disabling firewall of 3rd party client, disable UAC, etc..

  Hi CSholmire,

  Please let us know your concern.

  I suggest you the methods below. Try these and find the question after each method:

  Method 1:

  1. Open a command prompt as the user that readers are not remembered. Do not use the option "Run as Administrator". In this case, we are unwilling to do this. At the command prompt, type: net use
  2. Does say something like this: use C:\>net. New connections will not remember.
  3. If it is said that they "don't remember", then you need to change this. Type: use net p:yes

  That change the setting of the system for the user to perform the workouts be remembered all the time and the will is the default action.

  If the above is not the case, then map the drive through the command prompt and see if the mapping is known.

  NET use p:yes

  NET use r: \\servername\sharename

  You can change the drive letter a: above to any letter free as you like. However, remember that if you use a letter that is too close to the beginning of the alphabet you can overlap with the USB devices and then one or the other will be absent. You can replace the r: with * and it will start with the next free drive letter starting at the bottom of the alphabet. This should make the reader remember through log and restart.

  Method 2:

  The long-term solution is a registry editing that would get the mapped drives visible to standard and administrative sessions.

  1. Press Windows + R and type: regedit
  2. In Regedit, navigate to HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft / / Windows //Current Version / / policies / / system.
  3. Create a new REG_DWORD entry named "EnableLinkedConnections".
  4. Set the value to 1.
  5. Restart after you add the registry entry and the programs will be able to see the drives mapped forever.

  Note: This section, method, or task contains steps that tells you how to change 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: 322756 (http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/fr/ )

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  Let us know if you encounter problems under windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• User account locked access to the executable file on a mapped drive to a pc

  I have a windows 7 64 bit pc.

  I mapped drives that I have used for years.

  Now, 1 mapped drive on this pc, my account is locked when I try to run an executable file. I can connect to other PCs and it is not a problem. I don't have any credentials stored on my pc. I rebooted, removed from the computer from the domain and readded. I checked the server when the actions are (logged in as myself) and can run executable files. It is a problem on this pc for this drive. Even if I use the full path in windows Explorer, my account locked with incorrect password.

  Any ideas on where to find the next?

  The executable is probably attempting to access a shared resource using the incorrect credentials. You would examine its inner workings in detail, for example by checking his profile files and registry keys, in order to know what it is.

  This forum deals with Windows in an environment home. To discuss the issue further, I recommend that repost you your query in a TechNet forum such as this.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itprogeneral

• Mapped drives are not available. Machines inaccessible area. Can ping from command prompt.

  Hello

  Working in a Windows domain.  Have a 150 machines in the field.  Now, a single machine seems to have lost the authority to communicate.  This machine was a member of the domain for more than a year and has gained access to these places and several times of the mapped drives.  It's a user's machine, so not sure what may happen before this started.

  At the moment the machine is connected to the network.  I can browse internet fine (internet accessed through the default gateway).  At the command prompt I can ping machines on the domain by ip or name.  Both work very well.

  Can I use remote desktop to connect to other computers on the domain.

  What I can't see all the drives mapped or access the domain computers via Windows Explorer.  When I try to access a mapped drive (accessible by everyone) I gat an error message.  "The location is not available.

  When I try to select a machine in the field of windows Explorer I get 'open folder '.  \\XXXXX is not accessible.  You might not have permission to use this network resource.  Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.  The specified network provider name is invalid.

  Tried this as multiple users.  Not the specific profile.  Tried under the Domain Admin and get the same error.

  Search error messages and found many solutions.  None worked.

  1 - removed from the field and joined.

  2 - disabled and enabled network card.

  3. cannot remove adapter, laptop.

  4 - withdrawn from the area, has changed its name, joined.

  5. deleted and added customer network Ms.

  6 checked svc of workstation was running.

  7 disabled the Windows Firewall.

  8. multiple antivirus scans run.

  9 - set network security: LAN authentication level manager' to 'Send LM and NTLM responses &'.»

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Found.  Want to share others.

  It was she.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/170336/en-us

  The network logon order had disappeared.  Replaced by exporting from another machine.

• Contents of the zip file of the extraction error UNC or mapped drive

  In the last two days, I noticed an error in Windows Explorer zip file management. During the extraction of multiple files or folders to a zip file directly on a UNC or mapped drive letter, files Wizard previews only 2-3 "extract all files" - i.e. the extraction is incomplete. Using copy and paste in the Explorer window showing the zip to a different window of the Explorer showing the UNC/mapped drive destination also translates incomplete extraction of the archive, but it's a different set of 2 or 3 files that are extracted.  Extraction of the zip on a hard drive works correctly.

  Steps to reproduce the problem:

  1. open the zip files containing multiple files/folders in Windows Explorer.

  2. use "extract all files" or copy and paste the entire contents of zip archive to a UNC path or mapped network accessible drive.

  3. review the location target of extraction: only 2-3/folder files have been extracted.

  4 subsequently repeats steps 1-2 will add files to the location of the target at a speed of 0 to 3 files per race.
  Any suggestions to fix this?

  Hello sjd200,

  Microsoft Answers is mainly for consumer issues on Windows 8 Preview of consumer, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP.

  Since you are dealing with a network path, I suggest that you post your question in the questions of TechNet for Windows 7 ITPRO. You can post using the link below to post on TechNet.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/threads

  However, I found several posts that might be relevant to your question.
  This first post is perhaps what you are running in.

  Files not appearing is not in the network drive

  Zip files

  Copy of a Zip file on a share network not visible until you restart

  If the posts that I've included do not help your question, I suggest that you post your question in TechNet.

  Sincerely.

  Marilyn

• Looking for mapped drive names with CMD

  Problem: Working environment of 200 + computers, we will have a password reset it is mandatory. We have mapped drives that will ask the user for a login and password. Each user uses a different drive letter on their computer to their mapped drives.  (for example (Z: (ComScratch))).

  Question: I wanted to know if there is a way to find the name of mapping instead of the letter of diving (comScratch). I don't want to create a batch file that nukes all the drive mappings.

  I've been experimenting with the creation of a bat file with no luck I hope someone can help me with creating a.

  Hello

  You try to remove the path of 200 computers.  Questions about a domain network should be here:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home

  Thank you.

• Error in saving one. PDF file to a mapped drive

  The issue I'm having is similar to who that is on this older post. http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3066663#3066663

  The question is this. I have a small business on 15 users divided into two or three departments with different needs network access. They each Adobe Acrobat version XI installed on a Windows 7 platform. Each user has a set of mapped drives that correspond to their Department. Drive mappings are all the main network (SIN) shared storage device. At any time, there can be a number of PDF files that are open and under development. The same PDF is usually not open at the same time in two different places.

  The problem is that two users who make a large amount of work, IE. Scanning documents and in them en les ajoutant adding to documents that were created previously, report the same issue. The question is when they have the PDF open and they are adding new content. Once new content is added they want to save the document, and then the following error:

  'The document could not be saved. Unable to save this file name. Please save the document under a different name or in a different folder. »

  To save the file, the user must use check-in function and then navigate to the location of the original file to save the document with the changes that have been made.

  As well as the above error, we noticed that Adobe Acrobat is when you rename the file that was changed to aae # or # or aan aak #. The name of the file is changed causing normal except the function does not properly.

  Is there a reason that acrobat would do that?

  I do not use Microsoft SharePoint.

  My users have begun to encounter this problem for files on network also shares well when Adobe Reader has been updated to 11.0.10

  It has to do with protected mode.  I don't know if he was turned off by default, & now it's on with the update, but turn off changes in behaviour of Adobe Reader back to what users expect - a guest to warn you if you want to replace the existing file, and then click Yes to replace.

  To disable the Protected Mode:

  Start Adobe Reader

  Edit - Preferences - security (enhanced)

  Uncheck the enable Mode at startup protected

  Close preferences & proximity reader

  Now, open a file from a network share & save you Adobe as it used to.