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trouble moving files from local drive to network drive



 
 
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Old February 25th 08, 11:32 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
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Default trouble moving files from local drive to network drive

I'n running Vista Home Premium on a Gateway GT5405E with a network drive
attached. Vista will lose sight of the file on local drive (c:\) when i try
to copy a 350Mb file from the local drive to the networked drive. At times
it will even try to tell me that the network either isn't there or a device
using that name and it will not copy.
 




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