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(1) Try first deleting all the file shares (NET USE T: /Delete), shut down, start up and now map the folders and try again.<br />
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(2) If no, make a new, test Windows User Profile (Account), log into the new account and try mapping the folder in the new account. See if this works (it should).
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(1) Try first deleting all the file shares (NET USE T: /Delete), shut down, start up and now map the folders and try again.

(2) If no, make a new, test Windows User Profile (Account), log into the new account and try mapping the folder in the new account. See if this works (it should).

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Is the share on a server or a workstation?<br />
OS where the share is located?
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Is the share on a server or a workstation?
OS where the share is located?

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Share is on the server and others can access it fine including another AD user this person has identical rights as. &nbsp;It seems to be something on the PC specifically
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Share is on the server and others can access it fine including another AD user this person has identical rights as.  It seems to be something on the PC specifically

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Are all the users including the one that can't access the share on the same OU. &nbsp;We had a user that was put into the wrong OU which was more restrictive and was not able to access our shares.
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Are all the users including the one that can't access the share on the same OU.  We had a user that was put into the wrong OU which was more restrictive and was not able to access our shares.

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It was an issue with her machine indeed. &nbsp;I had to add her permission to her own user folder by inheritance over and it worked.<br />
Thanks for getting me to focus in the right area.
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It was an issue with her machine indeed.  I had to add her permission to her own user folder by inheritance over and it worked.
Thanks for getting me to focus in the right area.

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@operationsIT - Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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@operationsIT - Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.

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Hello EE,<br />
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I have a user that when I map her to a directory she can only see one of the 7 folder underneath it.<br />
I've tried everything I can think of, but confirmed she has permission. &nbsp;Any help would be great?
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Hello EE,

I have a user that when I map her to a directory she can only see one of the 7 folder underneath it.
I've tried everything I can think of, but confirmed she has permission.  Any help would be great?

User cannot see all the folders in a network share

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