Here is the problem, I have successfully made an image using Deployment Toolkit and I have burned the <st1:stockticker w:st="on">ISO</st1:stockticker> to a <st1:stockticker w:st="on">DVD</st1:stockticker> and the booted to the <st1:stockticker w:st="on">DVD</st1:stockticker>, the Solution Accelerator page comes up and I choose to run the deployment wizard then when I am prompted for username, password and domain I enter the information that is authorized to connect to the network shares, but it keeps telling me that the information I provided is wrong incorrect username and password I have tried this about 5 times, but still the same error message. I am in the network administrator group so the credentials should not be a problem, I am the one who made the deployment share and I have given myself full control to this share. What do you think could be the problem?
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Actually the error message is Invalid credentials network path not found, did I setup something up wrong and if so where? Another thing this may shed some more light on the problem, Windows 2008 R2 is hosting the share, so like I said I ran the deployment wizard and completed it. The folder I have made is a hidden share called \\computername\deploymentshare now if I try to browse to that folder on the local machine I can, but if I try and browse to that folder on a different machine I cannot, even thou both machines are on the same domain and subnet. Now the only thing file service tells me is that there is a problem trying to share a folder but cannot, this folder I did make, but have deleted it because it was wrong and have since made a new one the one we are currently working on. Now there seems to be no problem with sharing the deployment share folder and this folder has the appropriate permissions which should allow me to connect to it. And file services tells me that the folder deploymentshare is being shared. I am guessing this is why I cannot connect to the share in the deployment wizard because there is something wrong with the file sharing?