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I have the Linksys WRT54G Firmware 3.03.1. One computer is connected to the
router with CAT5 cable. The other is connected by a Linksys USB (WUSB54Gv4)
access point. All firmware and drivers are up to date. I am using Windows XP
Professional SP1a on both computers. When I try to copy files from one
computer to the other, some files will copy and others will not. Let me
explain a bit more. I have a directory named "download" on each computer,
and a subdirectory named "nhrc" under that, on both computers. When I use
two instances of Windows Explorer to copy files by drag-and-drop, some files
in the directory will copy, and others will not! (They can even be a bunch
of .pdf files, and some will copy, others not.) They all have the same
attributes. I just get the error message "Access Denied" on certain files.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated! I have also had the exact
problem copying from a wireless Windows Me computer to the wireless XP
computer. Any advice appreciated!
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Blaine Hamrick, AL7HH
Irving, Texas 444.800 MHz, 110.9 Hz
hamrick@gte.net
http://home1.gte.net/hamrick
I have the Linksys WRT54G Firmware 3.03.1. One computer is connected to the
router with CAT5 cable. The other is connected by a Linksys USB (WUSB54Gv4)
access point. All firmware and drivers are up to date. I am using Windows XP
Professional SP1a on both computers. When I try to copy files from one
computer to the other, some files will copy and others will not. Let me
explain a bit more. I have a directory named "download" on each computer,
and a subdirectory named "nhrc" under that, on both computers. When I use
two instances of Windows Explorer to copy files by drag-and-drop, some files
in the directory will copy, and others will not! (They can even be a bunch
of .pdf files, and some will copy, others not.) They all have the same
attributes. I just get the error message "Access Denied" on certain files.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated! I have also had the exact
problem copying from a wireless Windows Me computer to the wireless XP
computer. Any advice appreciated!
--
Blaine Hamrick, AL7HH
Irving, Texas 444.800 MHz, 110.9 Hz
hamrick@gte.net
http://home1.gte.net/hamrick