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are you talking Windows PCs in an AD domain? or workgroup/home network?
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if so, if the Windows PCs are ALL in the same AD domain?
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Re-create the windows profile on the affected machine. This should resolve th issue.<br />
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Will.
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What do you mean re-create windows profile? If you mean users profiles as above I've logged on with a new user to that PC and still have the same problem
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have you tried:<br />
1. &nbsp;Accessing any other destination or same destination with smb like \\192.168.0.1\location instead of &nbsp;\\server1\location ?<br />
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2. reset computer account in AD ?
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That got it working again, many thanks
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I have one user who is unable to map a drive to one specific folder on a W7 PC<br />
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If I log the user into another PC we can map the drive so it's not a permissions issue on the destination folder.<br />
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If when mapping the drive I select &quot;Connect using different credentials&quot; it throws up the same error saying you don't have permission before even displaying the box to enter the credentials I wish to connect with.<br />
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If I logon as any other user who has access I get the same error so it must be related to this PC but unable to identify what.
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I have one user who is unable to map a drive to one specific folder on a W7 PC

If I log the user into another PC we can map the drive so it's not a permissions issue on the destination folder.

If when mapping the drive I select "Connect using different credentials" it throws up the same error saying you don't have permission before even displaying the box to enter the credentials I wish to connect with.

If I logon as any other user who has access I get the same error so it must be related to this PC but unable to identify what.

Unable to map network drive from 1 PC but same user login works from other PC's

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