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does not work, then use the MSconfig signature below (and attachment): First please ensure https://sites.google.com/site/synologysupport/english/mapping-issues/q1--how-i-solve-error-53-when-creating-a-mapped-drive the Let's try this1. Go to Start>>Run, and type: msconfig2. Once the window pops up, see the "MSConfig 1" picture in the attachment. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24983357/azure-map-drive-system-error-53-has-occurred Under the "General" tab, do the same as in "MSConfig 1".3. Then go to the "Services" tab.4. First click on "Hide All Microsoft error 5 Services", then press "Disable All" (see the "MSConfig 2" picture).5. The remaining applications should be non-Windows applications. Mentally divide the remaining applications into 2 groups (groups A and B), and the disable one of the groups (let's assume we disabled group A).6. Try using the desired system error 5 Synology application to see if it works.Works:a. If step 6 from above works, then that means the non-Windows application that is causing this disruption is one or more of the applications in group A.b. Using group A, repeat steps 5 and 6. Narrow down the applications until you find the one that is causing the disruption.Does Not Work:a. If step 6 does NOT work, then that means the non-Windows application that is causing this disruption is one or more of the applications in group B.b. Using group B, repeat steps 5 and 6. Narrow down the applications until your find the one that is causing the disruption. ČUpdating... ċErrorCode53.rar (520k)Synology Online Support, Dec 10, 2008, 7:40 PMv.1ď ċMSConfig.rar (114k)Synology Online Support, Dec 10, 2008, 7:40 PMv.1ď Comments Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites
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