Import Problem Lightroom with Vista

Hi,
i had installed Lightroom on my old notebook ( win xp ) and now on my
new ( win vista ) - thats fine...
but when i will import now photos into my picture folder ( c:\users\xxxx\pictures ) with replace order and pattern ( Year [YYYY] Month [Monthname]/Date [Date] - for example 2007/January/20 ) there prompts an
error message " cannon import one picture to the selected Folder ".
Temporarly i had an idea to import it to C:\photos then the Pattern - Order, but there is the same message failure. ( i took it with old pictures and new from the camera direct ).
Is there an workaround available, or must i wait for an patch ?
thanks
Alex

I would believe it's the filenaming isue in Vista.
Look at the answer in this post:
Jason Benton, "Lightroom problem importing" #8, 7 Jun 2007 6:18 pm
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