In the Local Group Policy Editor (you can get to it by running ' gpedit.msc'), navigate through:įind the option ' Turn off Switchback Compatibility Engine' and if the current setting is ' Not Configured', then this post wont solve your problem.

and I've even tried contacting their support about the demoįinally, I've got some free time to sit down and test it out with a new clean installation in a virtual machine.Īfter spending nearly an hour going through every single possible tweak which I've made to Windows 7 and resetting to trace down the problem (and believe me, I've made many MANY changes), I finally figured out which setting broke ExpanDrive.

running the Explorer process together with the taskbar process.installing and running with UAC on AND off.searching online to see what other people experienced.experimenting with 32-bit and 64-bit releases of Windows.running on different compatibility settings.manually removing entries in the registry related to ExpanDrive/SftpDrive.This is the only mangy undescriptive error you see. It just dies out without any valid explanation when I try to view the network drive.

Win7: Share a folder to XP computer without requir.įor months now I've given up on trying to get ExpanDrive to work on Windows 7 again.Wii: Running games off a USB stick/drive.mIRC: Activate Status window using script.Postgres SQL: Backup/Copy and restore data between.

Firefox: Remove wrong spelling from dictionary.ExpanDrive/SftpDrive: Drive is not accessible.Office 2007: Save as Office 2003 compatible docume.

Win7: Hide 'postgres' user from login screen.

Vista/Win7: Switcher, a Mac Expose clone for Windows.

Expandrive 7