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Accessing server based files via Win7 using ver 32

asked 2014-02-20 08:15:29 -0500

J.Armstrong gravatar image

This is more of a 'Does anyone have ideas?' type of question because my IT support doesn't have an answer, and I am not sure where to go to get additional support.

I use PSS/e Ver. 32 on a Windows 7 64-bit machine using a hardware lock. I can File-> Open cases located on my local machine as well as files located on a network share.

PSS/e crashes, or Windows encounters a problem, when I attempt to access files on a 32-bit Win2003 Server. Each time I select the mapped drive for the server, the directories populate in the dialogue window, but PSS/e stops working a moment later and the program shuts down.

FYI: This happens when I install ver. 33 as well as when I access the server the long way (\unc)

My questions are:

Has anyone experienced this type of behaviour with PSS/e 32?

Does this sound like a Windows problem or a PSS/e problem? (My thought it is a Windows issue using PSS/e)

Should I call PTI and have them figure it out?

Thank you very much for any suggestions...

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answered 2014-02-23 18:32:46 -0500

J.Armstrong gravatar image

I have an open support case with PTI, and it appears it is a known issue that is being worked on. I will post when I hear of a resolution.

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answered 2014-02-20 17:20:37 -0500

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In my office setup, using Win 7, (local installation of) PSSe v32 & v33 can access any data file located at any network server I got rights to. Within the worksite, remote access from a second pc to my office pc to run PSSe does not work (dongle not found...) but it might work if you use a 'network dongle' (I did not try!) Better check with PTI or try IT v.2.0 ;) Post once you found a positive answer from PTI.

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