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by kerry.howard 1 view

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Our NT4.0 Terminal Server has 2 partitions - a C: drive and a D: drive. When a client used to logon and open Explorer, they could view the C: drive, the D: drive and Network Neighbourhood.

But now, something appears to have gone wrong because when they logon and open Explorer all they can see is the C: drive. This is causing problems because the company files are stored on the D: drive - they need to be able to access it but they can't. Mapping the network drive doesn't appear to work either. What do I do? Please Help?

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by michealirwin

There could be a lot of answers to this one, but ...

1. have you altered the user in any way (changed permissions, policy, profile, etc ...). Compare users who can and those who can't see D:

2. Log on at the console with the user id who can't see D: remotely; do things change ?

3. Was D: shared onto the network and is it no longer shared ? Have the permissions (NTFS) for D: changed recently ?

4. If you have other users who _can_ see D: then try removing this user and recreating him/her, copying the info from a user who _can_ see D:.

Good luck

Mike

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