For example, on a Windows Server 2016 workstation: Open Remote Desktop Connection. Then we have build the a test server and created a share. Type compmgmt.msc in the run or search bar on the server Select System Tools, Shared Folders, Open files in the left pane Select any files showing BWServer, BWLauncher or Taskxxxx Click Close to close the open files All other server operating systems: Open Computer Management. After trying different settings or solution on client side including creating new local users and mapping drive as you mention. Also, in my tests, it appears file paths can be subject to some mangling, depending on exactly how they're opened (like a file appearing as C:\\Path\File, with an extra backslash after the drive root) so you may want to do normalization before validating the name. the bottom and File->Save->Close Notepad. We have windows server 2012 R2 and Office 20 with all updates.
Please note that this code is not quite production ready, in particular, the error handling sucks. Pretty ugly signatures, right? Let's wrap a little managed love around it. Public extern static int NetApiBufferFree(IntPtr buffer) Public extern static int NetFileClose(string servername, int fileid) You can wrap the NetFileClose API, which also requires wrapping the NetFileEnum API.
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