An Unexpected Network Error Has Occurred Windows 7
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has been upgraded to windows 7 professional as a clean install. When the desktop initially logs in as a network user all the mapped network drives are visible and accessible. After a period of time the networked drives are not accessible as indicated by error: an unexpected network error occurred. I can see the server in the list of computers but cannot access it either. The only resolution is to log the user off and log back on. View Full Post With 2 Replies Related Forum Messages: Please Follow Index to Quick Jump to the Message. Mapped Network Drives Not Accessible To Bde Win7 Loses Access To Network Drives Mapped Drives Problem Mapped Drives Refreshing Constantly Randomly Lose Mapped Drives Remote Server Support - Mapped Drives Lack Of Ability For Win 7 "backup" To Access Network Drives Security - Total Loss Of Permissions And Access Loss Of Total Network Cannot Add Files On Mapped Network Drive Red X Appears In Icon For Mapped Network Drive Mapping Network Drives On A Home Network Issue Cannot Access Internal 1tb Drives Can't Access Hard Disc Drives How To Block System Access To Hard Drives? Virtual Pc 2207 Cannot Access Host Drives Disable Network Adapter Then Re-enable It To Access Network Mapping Network Drives Cannot Reconnect All Network Drives Can I Backup Network Drives With Win 7? After Upgrade I Can No Longer Map Network Drives Network Visibility And Access Can't Access C Drive On A Network Unable To Access Network Path Xp Cannot Access Win 7 On Home Network How To Access Another Computer On Home Network ? Win7 Will Not Map Or Access Network Drive Cannot Connect To Mshome Network, But Get Internet Access Code 1606 - Could Not Access Network Location Mapped Network Drives Not Accessible To Bde I have applications that use the borland database engine (bde) usually found in the control panel. Although my network drives (located on the server) are mapped with a login script and accessible in windows explorer, the bde does not see the mapped drive