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SPOT ON !<br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp;Check for a file named autorun.inf in the root of the drive<br />
runing a file hiden called &nbsp; <br />
BTneoir<br />
open=twthpi.exe . &nbsp;Now deleted ....<br />
Any idea what this was Iam running a virus scan but ,already done that and found nothing.<br />
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SPOT ON !
>>   Check for a file named autorun.inf in the root of the drive
runing a file hiden called  
BTneoir
open=twthpi.exe .  Now deleted ....
Any idea what this was Iam running a virus scan but ,already done that and found nothing.




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I don't any simple answer to where the file came from or what it does. Have you checked the workstations for viruses?
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I don't any simple answer to where the file came from or what it does. Have you checked the workstations for viruses?

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Next on my list .<br />
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Thank you for coming back to me so quick .<br />
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Ja . 
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Next on my list .

Thank you for coming back to me so quick .

Ja .

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Hi , <br />
We have a windows 2003 file &nbsp;server ,there are 5 local computers who share a file system via a shared drive z:\ &nbsp; &nbsp;they can see the drive with not problems. <br />
admin on the server see the drive accessing via \\server\z no problems , but doubble click the disk in my computer on the server and all you see is a DOS box pop up , We checked for virus with norton cop &amp;&nbsp;spybot &amp;&nbsp;Kaspersky (via client computer) admin has full access via network ,but not localy ?<br />
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Any idears ?<br />
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J
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Hi , 
We have a windows 2003 file  server ,there are 5 local computers who share a file system via a shared drive z:\    they can see the drive with not problems. 
admin on the server see the drive accessing via \\server\z no problems , but doubble click the disk in my computer on the server and all you see is a DOS box pop up , We checked for virus with norton cop & spybot & Kaspersky (via client computer) admin has full access via network ,but not localy ?

Any idears ?

J

no access to local drive ?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).