Alan Adams wrote:Thanks Alan,It looks at though Q isn't mapped to a valid drive. In My Computer, can you see a drive Q? If so, can you open it? If not, you need to remap the drive. There are several ways, but the one which I would use is Start->Run->\\<name of server> This should open the server (network drive) and show you the shares which you can map. You now right-click on the share, select "Map Network Drive", make sure "reconnect at login" is ticked, and select Q as the drive letter. Another possibility is that the mapping has changed to something else. Open a command window (Start->Run and type cmd in the box) Type net share. This will show you what mappings are in existence. If the mapping for Q exists, but is wrong, you can now type net share q: /d to delete the mapping. Now you can remap the drive as above, or just by typing net use Q: \\<name of server>\<name of share> /persistent:y (The last bit makes sure the sdrive is mapped each time you log in.) (Just a thought - you aren't logging out and letting syncdiscs run as a scheduled task are you? - the drive mappings are removed when you log out. To run like that, you need to specify a UNC path instead of Q, e.g. \\server\share) Tried your suggestions - the drive is properly mapped etc and I'm not logging out to run the task. I did try using the full UNC path in sync discs - the log says ------ SyncDiscs at 02:35PM 30 May 2008 Primary \\Edmini\fileserver\Music Secondary F:\Music copy:\\Edmini\fileserver\Music\??????? to F:\Music\??????? ---------- and the error message now gives the full UNC path instead of q: Any other suggestions? As I said SyncDiscs ran successfully many times and suddenly stopped working. Michael -- Michael Hunter mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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