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Hello Everyone, I am a recent "Converting from Windows to Mac" person and very happy with my Mac overall.
I have an issue that I have seen on a couple of forums without much resolution. I have an SMB share on my Mac Pro with various files (install, pictures, etc). When I go to a Windows XP or Vista machine I can connect to the SMB share on my Mac. Now when a copy any medium to large size (e.g. 22MB or higher) file on a Windows XP/Vista machine from the Mac SMB share it gives the following error: ------------ Error Copying File or Folder Cannot Copy <filename>: Cannot read from the source file or disk ------------ Now if I am on the Mac and copy the file to a share on that same XP/Vista machine that works fine! If I am on my Mac and have a connected external hard drive that is configured as a share I can also copy files from that share on a Windows computer. I know the files are not corrupted and believe there is something with the Apple file & folder structure that is causing this issue. Is there something I need to enable or setup or do to resolve this issue? Thanks in advanced! cp.apple |
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