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From: Hauplib on 8 Feb 2010 08:50
I have Microsoft Office 2007 Professional. Whenever I attempt to open a file
on a network drive, the office program will hang (word/excel, etc), and down
on the bottom I will see "Downloading <filename>" and the progress bar will
not move. About 5 minutes later, the file will open, and I receive the
following error:

" cannot be accessed. The file may be corrupted, located on a server that is
not responding, or read only.

Sometimes the " is replaced with an *

However, this ONLY occurs the first time I attempt to open a file in the
morning. After this happens, I have no further issues opening anything else.

I have experimented with keeping/removing my Anti Virus, and that has not
helped. I have also checked permissions on the network folders and checked if
the read only attribute is set, but everything looks normal.

Thanks
From: CHemi392 on 9 Mar 2010 12:14
I too am having the same exact issue. Have you had any luck figuring this
one out Yet?

"Hauplib" wrote:

> I have Microsoft Office 2007 Professional. Whenever I attempt to open a file
> on a network drive, the office program will hang (word/excel, etc), and down
> on the bottom I will see "Downloading <filename>" and the progress bar will
> not move. About 5 minutes later, the file will open, and I receive the
> following error:
>
> " cannot be accessed. The file may be corrupted, located on a server that is
> not responding, or read only.
>
> Sometimes the " is replaced with an *
>
> However, this ONLY occurs the first time I attempt to open a file in the
> morning. After this happens, I have no further issues opening anything else.
>
> I have experimented with keeping/removing my Anti Virus, and that has not
> helped. I have also checked permissions on the network folders and checked if
> the read only attribute is set, but everything looks normal.
>
> Thanks
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