Assuming you can ping each other by name, I would check if there a new
driver for the NIC first. Or this link may help.
specified network name is not longer availableWhen attempting to copy a
large file from/to a network shared dive, you may receive this message:
“System error 64. The specified network name is no longer ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/troublesh...temerror64.htm
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"Cinwhim" <Cinwhim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E5BD6145-CCEB-4DE4-8B0D-B5C2E7F8401E@microsoft.com...
>I have a management program installed on our main computer, and then 3
>other
> licenses for users at other desktops. One of those desktops is running
> Vista
> and can no longer connect to the program. It worked fine on 3/21/08. All
> other desktops are connecting normally to this program and to other
> programs
> on the network drive.
> The program appears to launch, but when I try to log on, it locks up.
> Twice
> I have gotten an error message "Error 00000040: The specified network name
> is
> no longer available. While locking file.............." The file is listed,
> then it says "position 1280". The rest of the time the program closes with
> no
> information provided.
> I have uninstalled the local files needed to run the program and
> re-installed them, I have run the chkdsk utility program and I have
> attempted to restore the computer to 3 different points but get an error
> stating that the restore was unsuccessful.
> Any help would be appreciated.