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(Windows Server 2003 SP2) One of my users not able to drag folders on and off server (mapped drive) via his Windows XP Sp3 machine

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I have users accessing their own folders on a mapped drive (mapped to a server -"MS Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition Service Pack 2")... One user with priviledges to access his own folder is having trouble dragging folders (and subfolders) from his PC (Windows XP Sp3) to the folder on the mapped drive... When I assign his server account administrative priviledges, he can drag the folders and subfolders.

WHat is wrong with his account ? I don't want to give him admin priviledges forever.... I would like him to have priviledges to his folder only ... Is this an issue of the specific folder he has access to or the user account?

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Thank you for all your help ! This turned out to be an issue with propagating folder permissions to the child object, of which there were some side effects due to the main users file having some previous administrator data... Once we cleared this up the problem was fixed. Your feedback may be helpful in the future through ! I guess I stated the problem a little backwards... Essentially I had to click on the user's folder, and check "propagate [something rather] to the child objects" in the permissions window... This dropped down several other users with administrative priviledges... which confused me b/c these users should not have admin privs. This had to be corrected in the main "users" file on the d drive of the server....

Your information was very helpful !!! Thanks !