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Social for Windows
(Standalone Version) {socialSAV_35.30.0004} built on 2/12/2025
Invoice for Windows
(Standalone Version) {invoiceSAV_27.10.0005} built on 9/22/2022
Social & Invoice for Windows (Network Version)
{socialinvoiceNV_35.24.001} built on 1/31/2025
The installs below are for localities with multiple FIPS ONLY. Please do NOT use these if your agency doesn't have multiple FIPS codes.
Additional Setup (Network Version/2nd Install) {socialinvoiceNV2_35.23.002} built on 12/27/2024 |*** Localities with multiple FIPS ONLY. {Accomack (CSA), Amelia (CSA), Bath (CSA), Bland (CSA), Bristol (SWA), Isle of Wight (CSA), King George CSA, Lexington, Northumberland (CSA), Smyth County (Assistance & Admin), Spotsylvania (CSA), and Staunton}
Additional Setup (Network Version/3rd Install) {socialinvoiceNV3_35.23.003} built on 12/27/2024 |*** Localities with multiple FIPS ONLY. {Buena Vista, Smyth County (SWA) and Waynesboro}
Do NOT install the files below unless you are instructed to do so by Thomas Brothers Support.
The install files below require Administrator login.
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SMB2 Workstation Cache Configuration - To avoid data loss or data corruption when using Windows clients in a network where data is stored on a Windows Server 2008 or higher, the SMB2 file meta data cache needs to be reconfigured. The proper configuration is automatically applied by the MSI package available here.
Edge Browser - Click "Run", then
User Access Control - Click "Yes"
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// The reason why mapped aren't visible during software installations: When UAC is enabled, the system creates two logon sessions at user logon. Both logon sessions are linked to one another. One session represents the user during an elevated session, and the other session where you run under least user rights.
When drive mappings are created, the system creates symbolic link objects (DosDevices) that associate the drive letters to the UNC paths. These objects are specific for a logon session and are not shared between logon sessions.
Microsoft states, "We are aware of the issue and are investigating the situation."
This bug through testing is seen in v1909 - v24H2 for Windows 10 & 11. Therefore, without a patch this issue will be around for a long time. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Drive Map Fix #1
Drive Map Fix - Typically, this resolves the problem of mapped drives not appearing during software installation processes.
Edge Browser - Click "Run", then
Edge Browser - Click "Allow", then
User Access Control - Click "Yes", then
Registry Editor - Click "Yes"
Registry Editor - Are you sure you want to continue? - Click "Yes"
If you don't see one of the steps above, just skip to the next step
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Drive Map Fix #2 (Only if #1 fails)
IT IS ESSENTIAL YOU HAVE COMPREHENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF WINDOWS BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE FOLLOWING TASK
THERE IS NO UNDO BUTTON IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE!!!
Open Registry Editor (regedit.msc)
+++ Make a backup of the registry to a network or USB drive and not the local hard drive before you start +++
* Click File->Export->Save In->Select a USB or Network location->Export Range>ALL->Give it a name->Click Save
--------Do NOT Make Any Changes To The Registry Without Making A Backup First--------
1. Go to -->[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network] Expand the network folder to see the drives listed below it
2. Select the drive letter mapped for the Thomas Brothers network install
3. Right click on the drive letter and select "New DWORD (32-bit) Value
3. Name that value "ProviderFlags"
4. Double click "ProviderFlags" and give it a value of "1"
5. Close the Registry Editor and reboot
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