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=?iso-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9?= Lehmann
Hello all,
does anybody have a hinto to overcome this:
Some PCs (WindowsNT, Windows2000) are attached to a peer-to-peer LAN. No
server.
On one LAN PC (W2000) "PC-1", I observe in Windows Explorer the "red
cross" on every mapped drive, each on a different target PC (no matter
being W2K or WNT on the target), right from the moment of mapping.
Mappings are set as persistent.
In fact, I may access the drives, but after some time local Windows
explorer crashes sometimes.
If I am logged on using the same user name and password on a different
W2000 PC ("PC-2") and map the same drives, I see no red cross,
everything's fine.
So I suppose this is a local problem of PC-1.
What may I have to check?
It appears as if this behaviour started only recently, after installing
a hot fix. Did anybody observe similar problems?
Regards
André Lehmann
does anybody have a hinto to overcome this:
Some PCs (WindowsNT, Windows2000) are attached to a peer-to-peer LAN. No
server.
On one LAN PC (W2000) "PC-1", I observe in Windows Explorer the "red
cross" on every mapped drive, each on a different target PC (no matter
being W2K or WNT on the target), right from the moment of mapping.
Mappings are set as persistent.
In fact, I may access the drives, but after some time local Windows
explorer crashes sometimes.
If I am logged on using the same user name and password on a different
W2000 PC ("PC-2") and map the same drives, I see no red cross,
everything's fine.
So I suppose this is a local problem of PC-1.
What may I have to check?
It appears as if this behaviour started only recently, after installing
a hot fix. Did anybody observe similar problems?
Regards
André Lehmann