>Our LAN comprises a Windows Server 2003 machine and Windows XP clients. All
>clients have their  E drive mapped to the server's 'ads-serv/ads' directory.
>There are 5
>subdirectories under this directory and I can see all 5 from all other
>client machines that have this network drive mapping but on this particluar
>one I only see 3 subdirectories under 'ads-serv/ads'. In particular it is
>missing a subdir called 'Elite'.
>
>The weird thing is there is a shortcut on the desktop that maps to
>'E:\Elite\bin' which launches our MedicsElite client application and this
>works fine! Its
>just that we are unable to see the 'Elite' folder under E.
>
>I tried deleting this mapping and recreating it but even when I go under 'My
>Network Places' and dig down to 'ads-serv/ads', I only see the 3
>subdirs not 5. Any ideas? I suspect someone accidentally deleted this subdir
>but now there seems no way to restore it! Help!

"John" wrote:

> Dont know if it applies also to 2003 server but some files/folders not
> seen across the network while others are for no apparent reason sounds
> like the 885250 update.
>
> Try uninstalling this and seeing if the problem goes away.
>
> There are several threads from a few weeks ago concerning this.
>
> John
>
>
>
> On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 07:22:02 -0700, "Uday Menon"
> <UdayMe***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Our LAN comprises a Windows Server 2003 machine and Windows XP clients. All
> >clients have their  E drive mapped to the server's 'ads-serv/ads' directory.
> >There are 5
> >subdirectories under this directory and I can see all 5 from all other
> >client machines that have this network drive mapping but on this particluar
> >one I only see 3 subdirectories under 'ads-serv/ads'. In particular it is
> >missing a subdir called 'Elite'.
> >
> >The weird thing is there is a shortcut on the desktop that maps to
> >'E:\Elite\bin' which launches our MedicsElite client application and this
> >works fine! Its
> >just that we are unable to see the 'Elite' folder under E.
> >
> >I tried deleting this mapping and recreating it but even when I go under 'My
> >Network Places' and dig down to 'ads-serv/ads', I only see the 3
> >subdirs not 5. Any ideas? I suspect someone accidentally deleted this subdir
> >but now there seems no way to restore it! Help!
>
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"Uday Menon" wrote:

> John,
>
> 885250 (from my browsing the posts in this group) only applies to XP SP2
> machines - the machine I reported this problem on is running XP (no
> upgrades). I cant see how this update would have been applied to our machine.
>
> Uday
>
> "John" wrote:
>
> > Dont know if it applies also to 2003 server but some files/folders not
> > seen across the network while others are for no apparent reason sounds
> > like the 885250 update.
> >
> > Try uninstalling this and seeing if the problem goes away.
> >
> > There are several threads from a few weeks ago concerning this.
> >
> > John
> >
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 07:22:02 -0700, "Uday Menon"
> > <UdayMe***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >
> > >Our LAN comprises a Windows Server 2003 machine and Windows XP clients. All
> > >clients have their  E drive mapped to the server's 'ads-serv/ads' directory.
> > >There are 5
> > >subdirectories under this directory and I can see all 5 from all other
> > >client machines that have this network drive mapping but on this particluar
> > >one I only see 3 subdirectories under 'ads-serv/ads'. In particular it is
> > >missing a subdir called 'Elite'.
> > >
> > >The weird thing is there is a shortcut on the desktop that maps to
> > >'E:\Elite\bin' which launches our MedicsElite client application and this
> > >works fine! Its
> > >just that we are unable to see the 'Elite' folder under E.
> > >
> > >I tried deleting this mapping and recreating it but even when I go under 'My
> > >Network Places' and dig down to 'ads-serv/ads', I only see the 3
> > >subdirs not 5. Any ideas? I suspect someone accidentally deleted this subdir
> > >but now there seems no way to restore it! Help!
> >
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