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Hi all,
I have a network with a Vista and an XP computer. I have created a "transfer" share on the Vista machine that I want to use for reading and writing from the XP machine. The user names and passwords are different between the computers, so XP prompts me to enter user name and password whenever I access the folder. When I enter the correct info, everything works - I can access and write to the folder. When copying lots of data onto the folder, I noticed that after a while, the share simply disappears. My file manager screams bloody murder ("Folder can't be accessed"), and true enough, when I try to access the folder via network, the share is gone. I've tried the same not using UNC path, but rather my mounting a drive letter - same thing. After copying a few GB of data, suddenly the share locks up. The Vista PC is connected to the network all the time, and never rebooted during that time. What might cause my Vista folder share from suddenly locking out my XP computer? Anything I can try? Thanks! Robert |