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Joe Nocella
Guest
I have a couple of users that are receiving the following error message when
they attempt to open an excel file on a personal network home share. The
share resides on a Windows 2003 server which is to date with all service
packs and updates. The client is Windows XP Professional SP2 with all updates
applied.
I've checked out the following KB articles:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814112
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/214073
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313472
When I copied the folder that contains the files to another server and
attempt to open open of the excel documents I do not receive the error. So
it's something to do with this one server. I've tried disabling anti virus
thinking that maybe Real time virus scan had the file open.
ERROR MESSAGE
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File in use
"filename.xls" is is locked for editing
by johnw.
Open read-only or click notify to open read only and receive notification
when the document is no longer in use.
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When you go into Computer Management > Shared Folders> open files, the file
is not actually open at all.
Thanks!!!!!!
they attempt to open an excel file on a personal network home share. The
share resides on a Windows 2003 server which is to date with all service
packs and updates. The client is Windows XP Professional SP2 with all updates
applied.
I've checked out the following KB articles:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814112
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/214073
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313472
When I copied the folder that contains the files to another server and
attempt to open open of the excel documents I do not receive the error. So
it's something to do with this one server. I've tried disabling anti virus
thinking that maybe Real time virus scan had the file open.
ERROR MESSAGE
========================
File in use
"filename.xls" is is locked for editing
by johnw.
Open read-only or click notify to open read only and receive notification
when the document is no longer in use.
=====================
When you go into Computer Management > Shared Folders> open files, the file
is not actually open at all.
Thanks!!!!!!