>>Attach a net volume.
>>Execute VFP in administrator mode.
>>GETFILE()
>>
>>VFP doesn't see the net volume.
>>
>>Work on Windows 7.
>>A windows 10 bug ?
>
>I confirm this. However, since I never run VFP as an admin, I don't see the problem. No application should run as admin, except installation routines.

I did find out a while back that I must start VFP as admin whenever I try to build a COM+ DLL in VFP -- as VFP tries to "automagically" register the DLL as part of the process. VFP6 hangs because of this -- so you have to close it in Task Manager and you don't get a DLL nor type library file. VFP9 doesn't hang (but it does "lock up" for a moment), and the generated DLL and type library aren't usable (i.e. if you try to register them, Windows complains that they are invalid).