Anyone else tried mapping drives to server based shares that have volume mount points?I'm finding that the mapped folders don't always appear in the expanded drive in windows explorer. First they appear, but if I highlight a folder that is a mapped volume to see it's contents, then click back to the root of the mapped drive, sometimes the mapped folder then disappears from the list. Then clicking some other folder in the drive (not a mount point)) and back to the root and the mapped folder re-appears.Exact same sequence never causes this on XP clients.Shared volume in hosted by Windows Server 2008 (x64) SP1Windows 7 is build 7100 x86 running in Virtual PC 2007.

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OK, just built a fresh install on real hardware. x64 this time. Same symptom of the share mount point folders randomly dissapearing.