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When booting from the Norton Drive Mapping Boot Disk I recieve the error &quot;Error 5: Access has been denied&quot; after the disk asks you to Type your user ID and Password. &nbsp;I verified that the UID and Pass as well as the network information (IP Addresses, Domain Name, etc... on the boot floppy) were correct.<br />
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Basically it is failing to map to the shared image folder. &nbsp;I granted access from the share and from security, but still cannot seem to get it to map correctly so I can get to the image I need. &nbsp;<br />
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When booting from the Norton Drive Mapping Boot Disk I recieve the error "Error 5: Access has been denied" after the disk asks you to Type your user ID and Password.  I verified that the UID and Pass as well as the network information (IP Addresses, Domain Name, etc... on the boot floppy) were correct.

Basically it is failing to map to the shared image folder.  I granted access from the share and from security, but still cannot seem to get it to map correctly so I can get to the image I need.  

Thanks in advance for the input.










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