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Can you expand the folder using Windows Explorer? &nbsp;If not, then it's an NTFS permissions setting on the folder. &nbsp;If you can, and assuming that the Primavera software doesn't use a service account, then it's a problem with the Primavera software and you should contact them.<br />
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If the software does use a service account, then you should check the NTFS permissions for that account on the folder.<br />

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Can you expand the folder using Windows Explorer?  If not, then it's an NTFS permissions setting on the folder.  If you can, and assuming that the Primavera software doesn't use a service account, then it's a problem with the Primavera software and you should contact them.

If the software does use a service account, then you should check the NTFS permissions for that account on the folder.


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Where do you go to adjust the NTSF permissions of a folder? is it in Security?
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Where do you go to adjust the NTSF permissions of a folder? is it in Security?

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I am running SBS 08 as our domain server and we are storing all our files on this server. There is a certain folder &quot;Projects&quot; that when I try and expand this folder withing an application &quot;Primavera&quot; as well as others, it will not allow me to see any deeper into the folder. I can expand into other folders but not this one. Is there a setting withing permissions or sharing that could be causing this?
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I am running SBS 08 as our domain server and we are storing all our files on this server. There is a certain folder "Projects" that when I try and expand this folder withing an application "Primavera" as well as others, it will not allow me to see any deeper into the folder. I can expand into other folders but not this one. Is there a setting withing permissions or sharing that could be causing this?

I can not expand into a folder on my server within an application.

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.