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- I have 4 computers<br />
- Computer 1,2, and 3 has win 7<br />
- Computer 4 has Win XP<br />
- Computer 2,3, and 4 can see drive (D:) on Computer 1 as mapped drive (X:)<br />
- So if you open MyComputer on each of computers 2,3, and 4 you will see it's local drive (C:) and drive (x:) which is drive (D:) on computer 1.<br />
- I shutdown Computer 1<br />
- On computer 4 I can not see drive (x:)<br />
- On computer 2 and 3 I can see drive (x:)!!!!!<br />
- I can create files, folders, and save on drive (x:)!!!!<br />
- When I start Computer 1 again, files that were created can not be seen for a minute, after that they came!!!!!!!<br />
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Is there a win7 buffer or any thing that is related? and how can I stop it?
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- I have 4 computers
- Computer 1,2, and 3 has win 7
- Computer 4 has Win XP
- Computer 2,3, and 4 can see drive (D:) on Computer 1 as mapped drive (X:)
- So if you open MyComputer on each of computers 2,3, and 4 you will see it's local drive (C:) and drive (x:) which is drive (D:) on computer 1.
- I shutdown Computer 1
- On computer 4 I can not see drive (x:)
- On computer 2 and 3 I can see drive (x:)!!!!!
- I can create files, folders, and save on drive (x:)!!!!
- When I start Computer 1 again, files that were created can not be seen for a minute, after that they came!!!!!!!

Is there a win7 buffer or any thing that is related? and how can I stop it?

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