Error message when you synchronize files on a Windows Vista-based computer: "Unexpected Network Error"

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SYMPTOMS

You set up an offline files sync partnership between a Windows Vista-based computer and a network folder. After you do this, you disable the network connection on the Windows Vista-based computer. However, when you try to edit a file in the network folder on the Windows Vista-based computer, you may receive an error message that resembles the following:

file is not available on this computer (0x800710FE)

Additionally, when you try to open the file, you may receive an error message that resembles the following:

Could not open \\server\share\filename.ext.

After you enable the network connection on the Windows Vista-based computer to synchronize the files, you cannot synchronize the files. When you click Sync All in the Windows Vista Sync Center, you may receive the following error message:

Unexpected Network Error

This problem occurs if you have Panda Antivirus software installed on the computer.

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RESOLUTION

To resolve this problem, use one of the following methods.

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Method 1

In Panda Antivirus, exclude the files from being scanned.

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Method 2

Stop Panda Antivirus when you synchronize the files.

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MORE INFORMATION

Call stack information

01:48:59.670 [  rdbss]     NTfsd_c373 - RxFsdDispatch() -DO 94A87020, IRP 84F31008, MJ 0d (102885)  ---------------FILE_SYSTEM_CONTROL----------------
01:48:59.670 [  rdbss]     NTfsd_c752 - RxFsdCommonDispatch() -Ignoring operation on ORPHANED FCB 9FD133F8 d 0
01:48:59.670 [  rdbss]     NTfsd_c758 - RxFsdCommonDispatch() -#### Orphaned FCB op 9FD133F8
01:48:59.670 [  rdbss]     NTfsd_c774 - RxFsdCommonDispatch() -Completing failed request as pending:  EE = 0, Status = c00000c4

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