Consider the following scenario:

• You are running a Windows Vista-based computer.
• In Windows Explorer, you try to copy a file that contains extended attributes from an NTFS volume to a FAT volume.

In this scenario, you receive the following error message:

Copy File
Invalid MS-DOS function.
File Name
Type: File Type
Size: File Size
Data modified: Data
Try Again|Cancel

When you click Try Again, you receive the following error message:

Copy File
An unexpected error is preventing the operation. Make a note of this error code, which might be useful if you get additional help to resolve this problem:
Error 0×80004001: Not implemented
File Name
Type: File Type
Size: File Size
Data modified: Data
Try Again|Cancel

When you use Windows Explorer to rename folders on a Windows Vista-based computer, you may receive the following error message:

The file or folder does not exist

On a Windows Vista-based computer, you create XML Paper Specification (XPS) files. Then, you use the Extra Large Icons view mode in Windows Explorer to view the files. When you view the files, horizontal lines may appear in the icons for the XPS files. In fact, horizontal lines do not exist in the original XPS files. However, horizontal lines may appear in the XPS file icons.

When you insert a DVD-VR-formatted disc into the DVD drive on a Windows Vista-based computer, a Windows Explorer window appears instead of the AutoPlay dialog box. Therefore, the DVD does not play automatically as expected.

The seventeenth video tip by PCWizKid. The Windows Vista Explorer view can be customized further to your needs. Change how files and folders are displayed and the details about them easily with these steps…

Explorer crashes when you try to use the “Add Printer� wizard from Control Panel\Printers to add a Network printer.

This happens on a Windows Vista computer that is joined in the domain, if the local account used has the same name and password as a valid Domain user account.

When you try to restart or to shut down Windows Vista, you receive the following message:

The following programs are still running:

• Explorer.exe
  Playing logoff sound

To close these programs and restart your computer,
click Restart Now.

You may lose work that you haven’t saved.

Note: If you are trying to shut down Windows Vista, “click Shut down now” appears in this message instead of “click Restart Now.”

If you click Restart Now or Shut down, as appropriate, Windows Vista restarts or shuts down as expected. This behavior also occurs if you just wait.

In Windows Vista, when you right-click a shared color printer and then click Properties, an access violation occurs in the Explorer.exe process.

After you start the computer and log on to Windows Vista, you receive the following error message:

Windows Explorer has stopped working

You cannot access your desktop.

In Windows Vista, the Svchost.exe process stops responding when you try to copy encrypted Encrypting File System (EFS) files to a Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) resource. If you use Windows Explorer to do this, Windows Explorer stops responding. You may have to restart the computer.

Note: The Svchost.exe process hosts the WebClient service.

When you try to save an encrypted 2007 Microsoft Office document to a WebDAV resource, you may receive an error message that says that the document cannot be saved.