Hi,
We're having an issue where we are getting a "file in use" message when disconnected from the network. To replicate the issue, what we have been doing is:
1) Connect to the wired network with wireless disabled
2) Create a test document
3) Enter some text and save to network share
4) Remove network cable
5) Add additional text
6) Reconnect network cable
7) Try to save file back to network share
Initially clicking on the X brings up the message again do you want to save. Click Yes, and the message comes up again next time you hit the X. Hit No and it loses last change.
From here we then go back in to the network share, open the file and it comes up with "File in Use. Open in Read-Only". File is open by us (administrator account), and there is NO temp file in the shared folder.
Tried so far:
- Running net config server /autodisconnect:-1 to try and stop it disconnecting the share
- Checked details pane, preview pane and turned off "show popup description for folder and desktop items"
- Updated Windows
We're trying to replicate on Wired connection as it's more easily replicable than wireless disconnections. Seems to be affecting multiple OS's. Share folder is shared on a Windows 2008 R2 x64 machine.
Is this a known issue or is there something that we can configure to try and prevent it locking out the file after the disconnect? Ideally we want the drop to go unnoticed and provide no disruption to the user unless they try to save during the drop.
Thank you in advance for comments :)