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Is there anything about that Share than any of the others in use? Is it on a different Server to any of the others for instance?
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Is there anything about that Share than any of the others in use? Is it on a different Server to any of the others for instance?

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Same server as the others. There's nothing obviously different from teh other shares. I set them up the same as the others. Unless there is a setting someplace that i'm not aware of.
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Same server as the others. There's nothing obviously different from teh other shares. I set them up the same as the others. Unless there is a setting someplace that i'm not aware of.

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If i map another drive to the same share using a different drive letter the same thing happens.
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If i map another drive to the same share using a different drive letter the same thing happens.

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Are all map drives using the same credential?
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Are all map drives using the same credential?

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In our organization, I've set up Mapped drives for each OU via GPO. One of the drives seems to time out or something and it only happens on one mapped drive. none of the others are affected. &nbsp;If I open a File exlporer and select that mapped drive after a while (i don't know the timeframe) the file explorer closes. If they have a doc open from that drive it generates an error that the drive is invalid or something like that.<br />
All the drives are set up exactly the same way.
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In our organization, I've set up Mapped drives for each OU via GPO. One of the drives seems to time out or something and it only happens on one mapped drive. none of the others are affected.  If I open a File exlporer and select that mapped drive after a while (i don't know the timeframe) the file explorer closes. If they have a doc open from that drive it generates an error that the drive is invalid or something like that.
All the drives are set up exactly the same way.

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