Sandbox cause my app kept connecting unavailable network drive

Sandbox cause my app kept connecting unavailable network drive, can it be fixed?
I have to manually delete sandbox config every time to prevent app hang.

Hi Jaggs,
   nice question!
   I think the problem is that is not only your LabView application which stops, but the Operating System which hangs, if Storage device access fails. I experienced this problem under many OSs, Win, Linux, Dos-like...even RTOSes (try to access a corrupted Flash card in PharLap ETS for FieldPoint!).
   To check if drive is present, you can ping it... it's quite naive, but at least you avoid the "drive disconnected" problem... I think a ping shouldn't hang PC...
   What Hardware are you controlling? You know, some NI boards (many...) have onboard memory, and can sample independently of PC control....for a while, of course!
   I hope some guru will answer to your question (which I didn't answered, I know! ), because I'm interested too!
   Have a nice day!
graziano

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I am trying to write data at the end of my test sequence run to a file and storing it on a network drive.
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Hi Jaggs,
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Last time I fixed this issue it was just a single checkbox(or radio button) but I cannot remember where it was and what was it called.
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7- Network and sharing center is empty!
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Hi Bob,
It seems like your network is working properly. So If you make sure your network path is correct, let us check other settings for mapping network drives.
Check if the issue persists under safe mode and make sure that “TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper” in service.mcs is running.
Make sure your computer name is unique and using NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
The computer name could be either a Netbios name or a DNS name. so if one doesn’t work check the other one.
You also could try the net use command, to see if it might return additional infomation
About netuse command:
http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/bb490717.aspx
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At line:1 char:1
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