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When I get this problem I open up command prompt and do ipconfig renew. Seems to help it along a little for me.

Can you rename the printer to have no spaces in?

Been fine for us. Had help and our issue sorted within 24hrs of logging a call.

They work in strange ways. I got a LS-WXL33C that wants Re-syncing Raid Array 1 every month.....

Just odd as that how it was on the login script. O well.. Thank you Steve21 and Davep

thank you.. Fixed it now. It was what @Steve21 said. Thank you.

above your post, unless i'm missing something. :/

I'm just getting "you need permission to perform this action" Looked on the file server i see this. Nothing stands out to being wrong :/

Had a look tonight. Now it's come up with I added a user to select and boxes came up like this.

Ill try that later on. I looked on the security tab on the folder. It's got down. Is it missing anything for group policy? (Prime the file server. In the administrators group the staff group are listed in there :/ )

What the effective access? Comes up blank.

ok. i see.. Still no luck

Whats with the $'er on the end of the share?

They can write via UNC path... but bnot though the mapped drive. :/

I'll give that a try. It worked fine when they had the login script.

@DaveP You any good?

All set as it should. It's in the user area of group policy. I tired using replace instead of update but nothing's changed.

Got a slight problem with a users mapped drive to a central area (Q drive is seen by all staff and not the kids. There are some folders that have permissions set for some staff to edit and modify and other folder that staff dont have access (bar a few) Since i start moving people over to GPP instead of script it wont let modify any files at all on our Q drive. Move the user back to the login script and it works fine... Im guessing that the permissions are the problem in GPP but cant see anything. HELP! please

ok. as im not rushing around now. When staff are looking at password protected documents on the network drive. Its just opening up as a read only rather than asking for password. This is only effeting users that i have moved over to my Windows 10 GPP. Evertone still on the old login stript works fine?

Just noticed, do i need to have "run in logged-on user's security context (user policy option)"?

Got a slight problem with my windows 10 users. I've setup a new group policy (with network drives being mapped via user preferences) When a user saves a file on a network drive it saves it as a read only when you reopen it. If there a password attached to the file it won't ask but open as a read only Is there a tick box I'm missing?

Stone Computers. Small form factors with stand to attach to monitor. @Stone_Charli

any update @Joanne

Guessing you seen this page http://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/Terastation_Recovery I'm sure I used this page when I had fault with our LS220

reinstalling the firmware when its in recovery mode?