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Wiki  >  TechNet Articles  >  The "The Filename, Directory Name, or Volume Label Syntax is Incorrect" Error Message Appears in the Remote Installation Folder Location Phase When Configuring a WDS Server

The "The Filename, Directory Name, or Volume Label Syntax is Incorrect" Error Message Appears in the Remote Installation Folder Location Phase When Configuring a WDS Server

The "The Filename, Directory Name, or Volume Label Syntax is Incorrect" Error Message Appears in the Remote Installation Folder Location Phase When Configuring a WDS Server


When configuring WDS, in the "Remote Installation Folder Location" phase, you may encounter the following error message:

The Filename, Directory Name, Or Volume Label Syntax Is Incorrect.



This error message appears when the hidden Administrative Shares are removed from the system. For example, in this scenario, if you execute the net share command, you can not see any entries for Administrative Shares (like: C$, D$ and so forth).

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  • 20 May 2013 1:36 PM

    Fernando Lugão Veltem edited Revision 3. Comment: remove en-us from title

  • 9 Jun 2012 3:10 PM

    Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 1. Comment: Title grammar. Added tags. Great article!

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