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      02-11-2008
Hi, I have problem in accessing my lan drive (lan server) since installed
Vista Home Premium. I can access the root directory of the lan drive and
also one level down. I can't access any directories under the first level.
For example, I have a directory MY NAME in the root directory and MY DATA
under MY NAME.... I can access MY NAME and cannot go further into MY DATA.
But I don't have the problem when I use my old laptop with Windows 98.
Anybody knows how to fix the problem?

 
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      02-11-2008
go to USERS folder then the MyName folder
On Vista, it may look like a folder, but may actually be a 'junction' that
is nothing more than a virtual road sign to tell programs where the data is
at or is supposed to go.
But in their infinite wisdom, MS made it look like a folder.

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> Hi, I have problem in accessing my lan drive (lan server) since installed
> Vista Home Premium. I can access the root directory of the lan drive and
> also one level down. I can't access any directories under the first
> level. For example, I have a directory MY NAME in the root directory and
> MY DATA under MY NAME.... I can access MY NAME and cannot go further into
> MY DATA. But I don't have the problem when I use my old laptop with
> Windows 98. Anybody knows how to fix the problem?



 
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      02-11-2008
Thanks Not Me. Unfortunately whenever I tried to click it said Windows
Explorer not responding and I have to close it and reopen again and it
happens again.


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> go to USERS folder then the MyName folder
> On Vista, it may look like a folder, but may actually be a 'junction' that
> is nothing more than a virtual road sign to tell programs where the data
> is at or is supposed to go.
> But in their infinite wisdom, MS made it look like a folder.
>
> "Camera" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Hi, I have problem in accessing my lan drive (lan server) since installed
>> Vista Home Premium. I can access the root directory of the lan drive and
>> also one level down. I can't access any directories under the first
>> level. For example, I have a directory MY NAME in the root directory and
>> MY DATA under MY NAME.... I can access MY NAME and cannot go further
>> into MY DATA. But I don't have the problem when I use my old laptop with
>> Windows 98. Anybody knows how to fix the problem?

>
>

 
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Mick Murphy
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      02-11-2008
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/l.../bb727037.aspx

Have a read of the above link.

"Camera" wrote:

> Hi, I have problem in accessing my lan drive (lan server) since installed
> Vista Home Premium. I can access the root directory of the lan drive and
> also one level down. I can't access any directories under the first level.
> For example, I have a directory MY NAME in the root directory and MY DATA
> under MY NAME.... I can access MY NAME and cannot go further into MY DATA.
> But I don't have the problem when I use my old laptop with Windows 98.
> Anybody knows how to fix the problem?
>
>

 
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