I suggest you not turn off UAC as it can have problems in other areas...and make the PC more vulnerable to malware. But, if the files are on the server, UAC should not have anything to do with it.

>>Could it have to do with UAC? What folder should everything be in?
>I have a folder on a server drive (off root)
>
>Customer files
>---Customer 1
>------Documents
>------Application
>---------VS1
>---------VS2
>---------VS3 <--- this one is shared and mapped as S: to my local box
>---Customer 2
>---Customer 3
>
>This has been working for years and years as I said and it has been working with these 2 vista boxes against these 2 servers since vista came out. It changed a month or so ago.
>
>Not sure how UAC would affect that, how would I know ? Turn it off ? How ?
>
>--ron