The specified UNC path does not contain a valid WIM file or you do not have permission to access it. please specify a valid path

I loaded 4 captured images into SCCM via the Add Operating System Image Wizard 2 months ago.
I have since captured another image to the same location (which is the SCCM site server) and tried to add it to the server.
I am getting error
the specified UNC path does not contain a valid WIM file or you do not have permission to access it.  please specify a valid path
nothing has changed on the site server that i can think of.
i am domain admin and permissions have not changed.
anyone got any answers?
please help i am baffled

I am having similer issues.
Win 2003 SP2 - SCCM2007 SP2 R2 single site with MDT2010 intergrated but can not get a MDT2010 TS Captured WIM to import into SCCM OS Images "Invalid WIM". allso i tried to mount the MDT WIM image without luck (Invalid Image). however a SCCM TS
will Capture and I can Import it into OS Images. it seems like something is amiss with MDT or WAIK possibly.

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