exactly.. my IT guy was telling me that he thinks one of the network mapping 
policies seems to be resetting itself constantly.. sounds weird enough, and 
likely enough.. we've tried everything else


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"Tom Krieg"  wrote in message news:5f1e6bba$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...

It may not be the drive. It may be something like the connections to the
server are being dropped when inactive and then woken up again. ISTR
someone talking about "keeo connections alive" in the settings. This was
probably set correctly before the change but Windows has a bad habit of
reconfiguring itelf when something hardware has changed.

On 27/07/2020 12:13 am, Steven Green wrote:
> just a newer faster drive.. we took our "F drive" with all the paradox 
> stuff, and much more, and moved it over to that drive.. we're checking the 
> disk settings, Win settings, network settings, network card settings, 
> local machines, AV software.. to quote U2, I still haven't found what I'm 
> looking for