Re: Mapping Network drives with Vista - possible clues to problems.

Tom

Simply using any aspect of Microsoft is outside my comfort zone but for
different reasons to network protocols. I use MS software as little as I
can but, if I buy a new laptop which has Vista on it, because of the time
that would be needed to install something else, I feel obliged to give it a
try before I decide to do that.

Are you using Vista? I find that Vista locks up for no obvious reason quite
frequently and you just have to wait and wait and wait.

Rob



2008/10/29 Tom Liotta <qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

Rob Dixon wrote:

Network protocols are outside my comfort zone,

This won't help in the slightest, but, IMO, they're outside
Microsoft's comfort zone, too. I get that feeling every time I drag
something to another directory and accidentally happen to let the
mouse-pointer cross over the name of some remote directory, and then
I sit and wait for however long it takes before the pointer unfreezes.

Sorry for the near hi-jack of your thread, but that just happened
while your note was open here and I couldn't resist.

Tom Liotta

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