>>>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 ?
>>
>>
>>This may help:
>>https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/937624
>>
>>Note: I haven't tried it on Win10, but have found it useful for any mapped drive issues.
>>
>>Cyril
>
>The problem is the opposite.
>thanks

?It says if you use elevated rights to access a programm you get not handed the drive mapping from your normal user. That's one can understand, because the mapping belongs to the user.
One reason more to skip mapping. [gdr]

Do you mean now:
You run as admin with logon admin
or
with elevated rights?

If you are on the elevated rights, then I repeat my initial question:
If you run VFP.exe on elevated rights can you do something like USE [MappedDriveLetter]:\xxx to a drive you don not see with GETFILE()?