What we have is two machines among 250+ that have this little Explorer glitch. The message "Drive D: does not exist or is not accessible" pops up every time the user tries to navigate to a networked drive using the DROP-DOWN "Look In" explorer menu from the Save or Save As dialog box. This only happens using the drop-down, it does not occur under any other circumstance. The user are trying to save Word and Excel files, although this problem is not limited to just Office files.
I have narrowed this down since I posted this on two other occasions (threads 68-967454, 68-856816). As I mentioned in those posts I thought it might be related to the Group Policies that prevent local use of the CD-rom (D
drive, but which the MS Office installations look to as the source drive whenever we update or reinstall. I also thought Office might have been trying to install some function from the CD but that possibility has been eliminated.
Now I am focused strictly on the Explorer functions as they relate to the drop-down box. Anyone seen this sort of thing before?
I have narrowed this down since I posted this on two other occasions (threads 68-967454, 68-856816). As I mentioned in those posts I thought it might be related to the Group Policies that prevent local use of the CD-rom (D
drive, but which the MS Office installations look to as the source drive whenever we update or reinstall. I also thought Office might have been trying to install some function from the CD but that possibility has been eliminated.Now I am focused strictly on the Explorer functions as they relate to the drop-down box. Anyone seen this sort of thing before?