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Hello,<br />
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I enabled the option that local drives are redirected in Terminal Server.<br />
When somebody is in remote desktop and opens My Computer he can see his local drives.<br />
There are users who use memory sticks. These sticks get drive H: for example and is also available in Remote Desktop.<br />
The problem is that users can open for example word documents from their memory stick in terminal server but when they try to save it again they get a errors like &quot;drive is not available&quot;.<br />
When I make a new document in Word and try to save it to the memory stick is works fine so the problem only occurs when saving a opened document again.<br />
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Anybody an idea what's wrong?
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Hello,

I enabled the option that local drives are redirected in Terminal Server.
When somebody is in remote desktop and opens My Computer he can see his local drives.
There are users who use memory sticks. These sticks get drive H: for example and is also available in Remote Desktop.
The problem is that users can open for example word documents from their memory stick in terminal server but when they try to save it again they get a errors like "drive is not available".
When I make a new document in Word and try to save it to the memory stick is works fine so the problem only occurs when saving a opened document again.

Anybody an idea what's wrong?

Unable to save files on memory stick when using terminal server with redirected drives

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