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Vista and offline networked files with SBS



 
 
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Old March 10th 07, 10:15 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert

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Old March 10th 07, 12:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Keith D
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Default REPLY:-: Vista and offline networked files with SBS


Hi

Note message header :- network issues SOLVED
just above your message

http://www.networkmagic.com/

Is the lomg and the short of it

cheers

K/




I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert


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Old March 10th 07, 02:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Kerry Brown
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

Have you applied the updates for Vista clients to the SBS server?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...4-e0c8c169fac3

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Robert" wrote in message
...
I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert


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Old March 11th 07, 05:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

As stated in the first line of my first message - yes, the updates have been
made to the SBS server.

Any more ideas? Thanks,

Robert


"Kerry Brown" wrote:

Have you applied the updates for Vista clients to the SBS server?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...4-e0c8c169fac3

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"Robert" wrote in message
...
I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert



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Old March 11th 07, 08:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert
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Keith,

I have no 3rd party firewall installed. This seems to be a really difficult
issue and I have yet to find someone knowledgable enough to suggest a
solution.

Robert

"Keith D" wrote:


Hi

Note message header :- network issues SOLVED
just above your message

http://www.networkmagic.com/

Is the lomg and the short of it

cheers

K/




I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert



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Old March 12th 07, 07:02 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Schroeder, John F.
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I am experiencing exactly the same issues with a brand new system running
Ultimate trying to access shares on either SBS 2003 SP1 or XP Pro. Exactly
the same behavior. I tried to open a support incident, so far have spent 2+
hours getting transferred around, plus they charged our credit card $245,
AND I HAVE YET TO TALK WITH A TECHNICIAN! Since this is for a client and
not my full-time job (it's for my church office), I haven't been able to
spend many daytime hours following up yet. The church people were reluctant
from the start to put in a Vista system, since they'd heard people were
having problems! I assured them it would work okay ...

The XP Pro systems work great. Saving files from Publisher 2003 yields
"File cannot be saved". If I take it down to the Windows Explorer level, I
can right-click create a new text file, but can't name it or rename it. I
can open it with Notepay save to it, delete it, copy a file from C: to the
share, etc. Word works okay, but I cannot rename the files in Explorer.
When I try, the error is "Directory not found - do you want to create it?"
for the share name. It also doesn't matter what user I try - domain
Administrator fails the same way!

Seems to me like something is broken in the redirector.

It will also be very hard to downgrade to XP Pro - the new hardware doesn't
come with driver disks, so you need to start with the vendor base image,
which is now Vista and cannot be downgraded. This is a Gateway GM5424
(we've bought other Gateway's and been reasonably happy.)

Any suggestions?
-JFS

John F. Schroeder


"Robert" wrote in message
...
Keith,

I have no 3rd party firewall installed. This seems to be a really
difficult
issue and I have yet to find someone knowledgable enough to suggest a
solution.

Robert

"Keith D" wrote:


Hi

Note message header :- network issues SOLVED
just above your message

http://www.networkmagic.com/

Is the lomg and the short of it

cheers

K/




I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders
on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a
message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and
try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline
files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert




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Old March 13th 07, 03:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Schroeder, John F.
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

I got a fix from Microsoft Support last night - it might work for others.
The problem was a corrupted Offline Folders database, probably from the
original manufacturer installed image (by Gateway).

Using Regedit, I had to add a key and value to tell the CSC service to redo
the database:
HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/CSC/Parameters/FormatDatabase DWORD=1
More step-by-step:

1. Open Regedit
2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/CSC
3. Add a key called Parameters (unless it's already there)
4. Open the Parameters key
5. Add a DWORD value called FormatDatabase (capitalization is important)
6. Set the value to decimal 1
7. Exit Regedit
8. Restart the computer

After this, I was able to rename files on the shares and modify files from
within Publisher.
-JFS


"Robert" wrote in message
...
I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert


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Old March 15th 07, 09:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

This is great. Thanks for posting it. I have an Acer TravelMate 3040 and
resetting Offline Files fixed all my issues.

Robert

"Schroeder, John F." wrote:

I got a fix from Microsoft Support last night - it might work for others.
The problem was a corrupted Offline Folders database, probably from the
original manufacturer installed image (by Gateway).

Using Regedit, I had to add a key and value to tell the CSC service to redo
the database:
HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/CSC/Parameters/FormatDatabase DWORD=1
More step-by-step:

1. Open Regedit
2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/CSC
3. Add a key called Parameters (unless it's already there)
4. Open the Parameters key
5. Add a DWORD value called FormatDatabase (capitalization is important)
6. Set the value to decimal 1
7. Exit Regedit
8. Restart the computer

After this, I was able to rename files on the shares and modify files from
within Publisher.
-JFS


"Robert" wrote in message
...
I have a business Vista PC attached to a SBS 2003 SP1 with Vista updates
server. 2 other XP Professional computers are on the network and work
flawlessly. I have a number of issues with files in networked folders on
the
new Vista machine:

1. Can insert a new file or folder but cannot rename it. I get a message
that the folder does not exist (it obviously does). Can Delete it.

2. If I open a netwrked file in Word, Excel etc, change the file and try
to
save it, I cannot - I get a message 'Ther has been a network or file
permission error'.

3. In Control Panel, Offline Files, I am told I need to re-start the
computer to activate Offline Files but I get this message even after
re-starting (or trying to dis and re-enable offline files). Offline files
do
not work. I need them to! Have enable offline cache on server for the
shared
folders.

This is a Vista issue as the XP machines do not have these problems. I
hope
someone out there has a solution!

Robert


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Old March 16th 07, 08:01 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
tlamming@gmail.com
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

It may be a gateway thing. Just had to do the registry fix on 3 new
gateway laptops.

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Old March 17th 07, 06:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert
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Default Vista and offline networked files with SBS

Or maybe even an Acer and Gateway thing. I had to make the fix on 2 Acer
TravelMate 3040s.

" wrote:

It may be a gateway thing. Just had to do the registry fix on 3 new
gateway laptops.


 




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