It seems like you may be having some proxy issues. WebDAV redirector picks
up the proxy settings from internet explorer but I am not sure what settings
you have there.
Is your website a www site or is it on your local network? Can I access this
website resource over internet? If so, I'd like to try accessing it. Let me
know if I can and I'll send you my email address where you can send me the
access information.
thanks.
-Ather
"dak" wrote:
> From both the standard user and administrator command prompt I receive the
> follow error:
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> System error 1920 has occured
>
> The file cannot be accessed by the system.
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> This error occurs also instantly and does not even seem to be looking over
> the network to find file.
>
>
> "Ather Haleem (MSFT)" wrote:
>
> > I just replied to your other thread where you posted this problem. We'll need
> > to troubleshoot this in order to understand whether this is a problem in
> > Vista or whether the site may not be configured appropriately. From a command
> > prompt window, can you type in the following and see if it works: "net use *
> > <webdav_resource>" where the <webdav_resource> is the site you are trying to
> > access (E.g. http://groups.msn.com/testsite).
> >
> > thanks
> > -Ather
> >
> > "dak" wrote:
> >
> > > I just installed Vista Enterprise 32 bit version and am trying to use the
> > > WEBDAV protocol to access some information but am not having any luck. I did:
> > > - Under Windows Explorer, I right-click on Computer, and then select 'Add a
> > > Network Location'.
> > > - I click next, and select 'Choose a custom network location', and click
> > > 'Next'
> > > - In the 'Specify the location of your website' window, I specify an
> > > appropriate website for a web folder, and click Next
> > > - the following error appears: 'The folder you entered does not appear to be
> > > valid. Please choose another.'
> > > I do have network access and can use IE to obtain read access to the
> > > information.
> > >
> > > any idea?