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Hi All,

 

Got a problem with a Vista laptop that is locking files and creating .tmp Office 2007 files on a Buffalo Link Station.

 

An example of whats happening:

 

The Vista laptop creates a notepad document and then saves it onto the Link Station, then a user on an XP computer opens the file and try's to amend the notepad document but cant save or delete the document due to the file still being in use else where even tho the vista computer has closed down the document.

 

The XP user can create the same but it still gets locked if the Vista user opens it.

 

The error:

 

"Cannot delet....... , access is denied, make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not currently in use"

 

The same is also happening with Office 2007 files with addition of .tmp file being left on the Link Station.

 

I have tried the advice given by Microsoft but still no luck Office files saved to a Buffalo NAS device with Offline files enabled display as .tmp files when viewed from another computer

 

All user access levels the folders are read and write on the Link Station.

All computers on the network have all of the latest service packs and the firmwear on the Link Station are the latest.

 

Buffalo and the supplier have both been of no help and the only short term remmedy is to reboot the Vista machine.

 

Any idea's whats causing this and known fix?

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Hello and welcome.

 

Ok let me have a stab at this one and I am sure others will input.

 

In Vista you need to set the files as shared.Right click and choose share and set up permissions.

 

You can also set permissions in XP.

 

In XP and Vista you can right click on the file and choose open with and then choose a program you can set the program to default.

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