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Hi blockie,
If you create a shortcut, you can then make it run as administrator on the shortcut tab (advanced options). This also has the added advantage of running in a separate memory space, so it is more secure and safer.
Re: the path
You can check this, by opening Windows Explorer (Windows+E on your keyboard)
and then typing the path \\William-PC\D\Images into the address bar an pressing enter. If it works (and the shared folder opens) then your path should be correct. Alternatively you can check it through an elevated command prompt by mapping it to a spare drive letter. E.g. Typing net use M: \\William-PC\D\Images will map it to the M: drive letter.
Some other thoughts:
- It's hard to tell from the screen print if your path is being read correctly. If you attach the script I'm happy to take a look for you. Also if there are any spaces in it, you may need to use quotes around the path. What is the correct path?
- Try mapping the shared location to a drive letter first, depending on the command you use in the script a UNC path may not be possible.
Good luck
-Tim
Last edited by TimStitt; 10 Jun 2010 at 22:05. Reason: Attachments failed.