- #File permission error word 2003 full#
- #File permission error word 2003 pro#
- #File permission error word 2003 Offline#
I had enabled the ‘Exclude files from being cached’ policy (in an attempt to save some bandwidth and local disk space) and included ‘*.tmp’ files among others. It turned out that I should learn to read policy setting descriptions more carefully. All I had to do then was track down the policy setting that was causing the issue. I applied the new gpo to a test computer in a new OU and it worked without a problem (I should have done this much earlier).
#File permission error word 2003 Offline#
In preparation for sukh’s request for gpresult information I decided to make a new gpo with just the offline files settings in. If any of you have any ideas what to try next I’d be grateful as this one has me pulling my hair out!įirst off I’d like to thank those members that have tried to help out, it is much appreciated and without it I would still probably be scratching my head. I have tried hotfixes from MS and I’ve tried removing updates that might be at faultįrom what I have read it has something to do with the way office uses temp files when saving and needs exclusive access to the file and offline files seems to get in the way.
Works if I disable offline files (but I need offline files enabled) I can save to the local drive and then copy and paste to the M drive I can save other types of files to the M drive (eg from wordpad and paint) I have tried different versions of word and excel (2003, 20)įiles won’t save in online or offline modeįile permissions are correct on the shareĪV is not interfering (temporarily disabled on client and server for testing) Make sure the disk you want to save the file on is not full, write-protected, or damaged. There have been a network or file permission error Saving word and excel documents to the M drive fails with one of the following messages This setup is working fine in all respects except one, Office documents won’t save to the M drive!
As these laptops need to be used away from the network the M drive and desktop folder have offline files enabled (this is working fine and syncing correctly). I have folder redirection enabled on the ‘Documents’ folder pointing to their homedrive (\\server\username$ to M:\).
#File permission error word 2003 pro#
I have this problem with several new windows 7 pro 32bit laptops on the network connected to a 2003 server. If I run word as the network administrator the error still occurs.I have seen this question (or similar) on a few forums but I haven’t come across an answer that works in my situation so here goes… There appear to be no duplicate IP addresses for workstations. I have tried reconnecting the workstation to the domain and the error still occurs. I have tried logging off and on windows and the error still occurs. We have one dropbox on a workstation which syncs only on that workstation to a server/network directory (rather than on the workstation itself) - I tried pausing syncing and the error still occurs. I have tried temporarily disabling AVG on the workstation and server, and the error still occurs. I have tried the word issue whilst the workstation is logged in as the network administrator - and the error still occurs.
In attributes these folders show up as a grey tick - but as far as I am aware this is normal.
#File permission error word 2003 full#
I have checked and these directories are shared with "everyone" and under the security tab "everyone" has full control (not special permissions). doc files through windows to these directories, or renaming the files. There seems to be no error when editing and saving a. Please close the document and try to open it again." There seems to be no error when saving an existing excel file. "The document was saved successfully, but Excel cannot re-open it because of a sharing violation. If I save a new document with excel 2003, I get the error: This occurs if a new document is saved to the server (on several different directories that I try), or if I try to edit and resave an existing document. tmp file - there is no problem saving to the workstation directly). "Word cannot complete the save due to a file permission error \\drp001\company\temp\test.doc" (and the document will change its name to a. And seems to happen on all/most workstations - regardless of whether the workstations are standard users or network administrators on SBS 2011.Įspecially word 2003 comes up with the error:
The problem occurs intermittently (as far as I can tell, but it might be happening more often than I think - but we just aren't doing work that highlights the issue everyday), but if it starts happening one day - it seems to continue that day and is reproducible. I am running a smallish network/domain - with workstations running win 7 pro and Office 2003.
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