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November 12th 03, 01:05 AM
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Can't copy to "d" drive - Incorrect Parameter
I have a home built "clone" running XP Pro on an Intel D845XXX motherboard.
Two WD 40 Gig hard drives. It has worked just great until this week. Now for some reason I can't make a new folder on the "D" drive or copy anything to it from the other drive or another machine on my home network. I am getting a message: "Cannot copy file: Incorrect parameter What the hell?? I am also running NAV 2003 and did a checkup on housecall.trendmicro.com but, still nothing. Could these be some type of virus or ?? HELPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!! 
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November 12th 03, 01:10 AM
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NAV as part of 'Norton system works'?
"J" wrote in message ... I have a home built "clone" running XP Pro on an Intel D845XXX motherboard. Two WD 40 Gig hard drives. It has worked just great until this week. Now for some reason I can't make a new folder on the "D" drive or copy anything to it from the other drive or another machine on my home network. I am getting a message: "Cannot copy file: Incorrect parameter What the hell?? I am also running NAV 2003 and did a checkup on housecall.trendmicro.com but, still nothing. Could these be some type of virus or ?? HELPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!
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November 12th 03, 10:50 PM
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I am only running nav 2003 not the suite
"JAD" wrote in message hlink.net... NAV as part of 'Norton system works'? "J" wrote in message ... I have a home built "clone" running XP Pro on an Intel D845XXX motherboard. Two WD 40 Gig hard drives. It has worked just great until this week. Now for some reason I can't make a new folder on the "D" drive or copy anything to it from the other drive or another machine on my home network. I am getting a message: "Cannot copy file: Incorrect parameter What the hell?? I am also running NAV 2003 and did a checkup on housecall.trendmicro.com but, still nothing. Could these be some type of virus or ?? HELPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!
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November 13th 03, 05:50 AM
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On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 22:50:50 +0000, J without thinking wrote:
I am only running nav 2003 not the suite "JAD" wrote in message hlink.net... NAV as part of 'Norton system works'? "J" wrote in message ... I have a home built "clone" running XP Pro on an Intel D845XXX motherboard. Two WD 40 Gig hard drives. It has worked just great until this week. Now for some reason I can't make a new folder on the "D" drive or copy anything to it from the other drive or another machine on my home network. I am getting a message: "Cannot copy file: Incorrect parameter What the hell?? I am also running NAV 2003 and did a checkup on housecall.trendmicro.com but, still nothing. Could these be some type of virus or ?? HELPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!! You rebooted the system? And the "D" drive isn't full? And what is the file and file's attributes?
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