My experience is the same as Bud (vud) (see entries #4 and #5).
Please fix as soon as possible. I have other colleagues experiencing this as well. It's very annoying and time consuming not to mention the loss of data and work if a file is open and modified when the connection is dropped by the Windows server.
Windows Server administrators will not want to disable the "autodisconnect" as it's a feature intended to reduce server resource usage.
My experience is the same as Bud (vud) (see entries #4 and #5).
Please fix as soon as possible. I have other colleagues experiencing this as well. It's very annoying and time consuming not to mention the loss of data and work if a file is open and modified when the connection is dropped by the Windows server.
Windows Server administrators will not want to disable the "autodisconnect" as it's a feature intended to reduce server resource usage.
Thanks,
Roger