Re: Encryption--copying files
- From: "Paul Baker [MVP, Windows Desktop Experience]" <paulrichardbaker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:13:38 -0400
Although I do not know the answer, I can tell you that "The requested
resource is in use" is the message corresponding to an error code of
ERROR_BUSY. Searching by this error code may be more successful in finding
technical information than searching by the message. Indeed, this has been
my experience with other error codes.
You said "The requested resource is already in use", I am proceeding on the
assumption that you accidentally added the word "already". If that is not
the case, please tell me.
If a file is in use, you will get ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION. I am confident
that this error code is not related to the file being in use.
If you search MSDN for ERROR_BUSY, you will see that it can mean a lot of
things, for example it can be retuned by the Crypto API and the Networking
API.
Paul
"Steve" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:2D698425-E6BC-4D91-BA01-A656CECFB5D7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We have recently started using Microsoft encryption on Windows XP SP3
computers with a certificate generated by our CA domain controller. When
I
started encrypting, people could copy files from their encrypted folder to
the network with just the usual warning that the encryption would be
removed.
Now they can't copy encrypted files to the network and they get a message
that says "Cannot copy fileXXX: the requested resource is already in use.
"
The files are not in use but the system thinks it is. How can I solve
this?
--
Steve
Ashland Support Group
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