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My.computer.filesystem and network drives

Asked by PacerIT in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: characters

I wrote an app in vb.net 2005 that monitors a directory for certain types of files and when it finds them it moves them to specified locations.. It works fine on a local drive, but when I try to have it monitor a network drive I get an "Illegal characters in path." error. This is what I have so far:

             Dim fileName As String
             For Each fileName In My.Computer.FileSystem.GetFiles(Me.TextBox1.Text)     <------- error happens here when its a network drive

                 Dim FileInfo As System.IO.FileInfo
                 FileInfo = New System.IO.FileInfo(fileName)

                 If FileInfo.Name.ToLower.StartsWith(Me.txtHeader1.Text) And FileInfo.Extension = "." & Me.txtExt1.Text Then
                     My.Computer.FileSystem.MoveFile(Fileinfo.FullName, me.txtDest1.text & FileInfo.Name)
                 End If
           
             Next

The actual move code (my.computer.filesystem.movefile) works fine when i hard code in a file name on the network drive so I have no idea what the problem is.. the whole segment also works fine when its set to monitor a local drive.. it goes through each file and moves only the ones i have specified..

any ideas?
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