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Anonymous
2010-03-15T12:09:33+00:00

What does error code 0x8007003A mean?

I´m trying to copy files from my laptop to NAS server.

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  1. Anonymous
    2010-03-15T13:14:24+00:00

    That error can mean a lot of things - primarily certificate issues or group policy issues (which may be beyond the scope of this forum, depending).  Here's a Bing on the error number: http://www.bing.com/search?q=0x8007003A&form=MSDTLB.

    Please explain the problem itself in more detail.  What version of Vista are you using (name, version, SP, bit size)?  What is the make and model and number of the NAS server?  What happens when you try to copy the files?  Does the error occur in the other direction as well (from the NAS server to the laptop)?  What is the EXACT error message (not just the number)?  Have you ever been able to copy between the laptop and the NAS server or is this the first attempt?  If you did it before, what has changed since then (hardware or software)?  How long have you had this problem?  Have you contacted the NAS technical support people for assistance and what did they say?

    We need more information in order to help you.  We await your response - along with any other details you can provide which might be of assistance (not just those requested).

    Good luck!

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-06-27T13:56:03+00:00

    I also get this error.

    I my situation: Copy target is a file on a Mac, destination is a directory on Linux running Samba.

    If I copy a directory full of files, everything goes fine EXCEPT files with no suffix.  That's when the error appears.

    If I examine file->Properties, the suspect files all have the Archive check box checked.

    If I copy the file local to the mac, or copy to Windows, Windows creates a copy without that Archive attribute checked, and the file is copied normally.  It can them be copied to Linux with no error.

    So it looks to me like: files with no suffix, marked as archive are an issue.

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