[Solved] Vista networked with Server 2003

Right now I have a very basic server set up. It is running Windows Server 2003 and at the moment is nothing more than a file server. My problem is accessing it with my 64-bit Vista Ultimate laptop. At first I had no problems doing everything I wanted to do. Now all of a sudden I cannot rename folders. I have complete other access however. I can copy, cut and paste files to and within the network drive. I can create a new folder but can not rename it or any other folder. I get an error message that "the path z:\folder\folder doesn't exist, would you like to create it?" Essentially, it is telling me the parent directory doesn't exist. It doesn't matter if i create the folder burried in a string of other folders or if i create it in the main shared folder. I still can't change the name. I can still use it and move it around it is just titled "New Folder." To my knowledge I haven't changed anything related to this on my laptop. Do you have any suggestions. The way I access the drive is through windows explorer through the mapped network drive i have linked to the server. I have even tried running explorer in administrative mode and that doesn't work either. As I stated earlier, it used to work and now it doesn't. I have not touched my server in about 2 weeks so i have changed nothing there.

Like I said, I had the same problem... Vista Business (though it's 32-bit I'm using) and Windows Server 2003. Disabling offline files fixed it and I couldn't believe how simple a fix that was. I would still like to know what the root cause is, though.

I googled "Can't rename folders Vista".