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Windows Share with x

Hi;

A Windows 7 machine connects to shares on a Small Business servers. They worked but then had to be modified, since then when I re-map them I get a message indicating that they are already mapped. I made sure that the original map was disconnected but even when it connects it may work for a bit then I may get a red X on the main share. If I don't get the red X, when you open the main folder the sub-folders are greyed out and have a translucent x, and do not open.

I have tried to use different user accounts to connect the share with the same result.

Any ideas would be appreciated.
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What is the exact error message?
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it varies between stating that it is already mapped using a different username when I try to delete and remap it to you cannot connect to the share because of permissions after mapping.
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More than likely this is a DNS issue.

What happens if you try to map the share using the IP address of the server instead of the NETBIOS name in the path?

Jeff
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Same thing
Please open the Credential Manager on your Windows 7 machine and clear out all the old entries.  Reboot the machine and try mapping again.

If that doesn't work, please post a COMPLETE ipconfig /all from both the workstation and the server.

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Hi Jeff

I did the credential deletion already and that didn't work. Both machines have static IP addresses.
Telling me they both have a static IP isn't enough info.

Please post the COMPELTE ipconfig /all reports as requested.

Jeff
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This is a remote screen shot of the report.

I have disconnected the share but it continues to show up with a red x but named CSC-Cache.
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