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POINTDEV Espace Reva 2 allée Josime MARTIN 13160 CHATEAURENARD FRANCE Tel: system error 53 has occurred windows 2008 33 4 32 62 71 34 Fax: 33 4 32 62 71 35 FAQ: IDEAL Administration | system error 53 has occurred windows 2012 IDEAL Dispatch | IDEAL Remote | IDEAL Migration | IDEAL Alerter | IDEAL Secure FAQ : IDEAL Administration Centralized Administration for Windows Active Directory Domains and Workgroups https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc940100.aspx Network general errors How to troubleshoot the "System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found" message ? When i try to access a physical resource on my network (server or computer) with your software, I get sometimes the "System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found" message. What can I http://www.pointdev.com/en/faq/faq-ideal-administration-system-error-53-error-53-windows-error-53-the-network-path-was-not-found-id-453.html do ? Try IDEAL Administration 2016 during 30 days on your network for free!Active Directory Management & Reporting Made Easy with IDEAL Administration 2016 The message "System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found" is a common native message of Microsoft Windows Operating System and is not directly related to Pointdev softwareTo resolve this error, please verify the following points : - The "RemoteRegistry" service must be up and running on the remote computer. - Check that you can ping with the CMD prompt the remote host (by its IP address or by its physical NetBIOS name), and that the host answers without significant packet loss. If the remote host does not answer when it is pingued by its hostname but answer when pingued with its IP address, please check on the remote host the DNS properties. This point should be considered because a good many functionalities of our products use the name resolution when trying to to access remot hosts. - Check
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