Getting error message when logging in

Asked By Jennifer Miller 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/08/2011

When I am trying to login to my profile, I am getting an error message which says that network path is not found.

After restarting, the problem remains. There is no problem when I login as guest. It also login to safe with no network.

I have some doubts with the network driver and so I checked, but it has no problem at all.

Any help?

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Answered By Mezan 0 points N/A #107938

Getting error message when logging in

An error message is the root of mistakes corrigenda at your work within the said software. See at control panel and find yourself that which one of network  you have been selected for your computer.

If I make suggestions for several solutions it will not work properly.I think only one solution could be fulfill your problem. Moreover,the matter of IT is as like as mathematics.

A network is mainly provided by an ISP.

They will give you an IP name and a password for network connection.Connecting to a network was not duly provided by you so failed.

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #107939

Getting error message when logging in

This error message occurs because you have a network connection or network drive mapped from computer does is not open or not available on the network.

Like for instance, Client-A shared its “Document” folder then you mapped use “USE” the share folder of Client-A then checked the option to reconnect at log-on. This means that once you have log-on in your computer, the system will connect automatically to the shared folder of Client-A. If Client-A is not yet available, you may receive this error message.

You won’t receive this if Client-A is already available on the network before you log-in. So to avoid and to solve for this, disconnect from the previously mapped network drive.

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