Removable drive in Windows Server 2003




 How to access a removable drive in Server 2003
When it’s plugged into the server it should show up in MyComputer with the next available drive letter assigned to it.


If you don’t see if there open up Computer Management and under disk management see if it’s there but without a drive letter assigned to it.
Try to xcopy the data over to the external drive.



start>run>type "cmd">hit ok  

In dos window type "xcopy /?" this will show you all of the parameters or switchs used in xcopy.



If you are not famaliar with dos you may want to seek out a friend who is. [The /2/sharing/remove\_folder\_member endpoint](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-remove_folder_member) (or corresponding native method) would be the right way to remove a member from a folder, whether or not they've mounted it. (Or, if operating on the recipient themselves, [/2/sharing/relinquish\_folder\_membership](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-relinquish_folder_membership).)


That 'no\_explicit\_access' error should indicate "The target member only has inherited access to the shared folder". For example, they only have access by virtue of having access to a higher level folder, meaning you can't remove just the lower folder.


Can you print out the full error object/message? The nested `MemberAccessLevelResult` may contain more useful information.


If that doesn't seem to be the case though, please share some sample calls that produce this unexpected error though so we can look into it.


Also, sharing individual files is a different piece of functionality than sharing folders, and sharing individual files does only support view-only access. For that, you can add members to files using [/2/sharing/add\_file\_member](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-add_file_member), and remove them using [/2/sharing/remove\_file\_member\_2](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-remove_file_member_2). 




[View solution in original post](/t5/Dropbox-API-Support-Feedback/Remove-Shared-Folder-Invitee/m-p/371583#M20937) does the gateway have access to this mounted path/drive? <https://docs.inductiveautomation.com/display/doc80/mapping+a+network+drive> the easiest way to do this is with a local host file. depending on your os, this is usually /etc/hosts or c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts hi there floriann software,

first of all, i would say that it is always a better idea to open up a new thread, instead of engaging in an old one.

apart from that, as the drive is recognized on other systems except for the xp one, then it comes to drivers. make sure you go to the mobo's website and update the drivers.
is the drive initialized as mbr. in case it is initialized as gpt, i would advise you to back up all the data and initialize it as mbr. win xp has some limitations on that: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2581408

cheers,
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Here are some of the steps to make the connection from Windows 7 as a printer.   
  
1. Click on start button and go to control panel.   
2. Go to network and sharing center.   
3. Go to Change Advanced Sharing Settings.   
4. Find out the home or the private network under which this computer has access to other computers.   
5. Click on the network with which you want to share printer as a host or client.   
6. Find the option for printer sharing in settings.   
7. Turn on the option "File and Printer Sharing".   
8. Save the changes.   
9. Reboot the system.   
  
This takes few seconds usually but some of the time reboot is required if the network is not properly detected. So you have to go through the above steps unless proper network is established.   
  
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