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Win2k network drives, randomly "disconnect"
Name: Nick Date: November 19, 2000 at 15:33:44 Pacific
Comment:
Hello. I have a two-computer network in my house. They are networked via a switch, which is then connected to a router and then to a cable modem. Internet sharing works great.
However, I have some network drives mapped from one computer to the other, and vice-versa. Sometimes, I will be copying files from a network drive to the native computer, and all of a sudden, a warning says the network drive is no longer available. Both computers are on and hibernation is not enabled on either of them.
Name: haran Date: November 19, 2000 at 17:13:45 Pacific
Reply:
Check out microsoft article Q138365 Increase the autodisconnect time. I have experienced the same problem, this "fix" has helped so far. Let me know if you hear of other solutions.
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