File Transfer problem , Vista to XP remote

Previously with an XP laptop, I was able to remote desktop to my office
computer and enable local resources. I could show my laptop drive C: on the
remote and copy and paste files from laptop Explorer to Remote Explorer.

With a new laptop running Vista, after enabling local resources, the
Explorer on the office remote will show all drives on the laptop except the
C: drive. It seems as if because the remote has a C: already. I cannot
transfer any files from local Explorer to Remote Explorer. None of the local
drives (eg D,E) listed on the remote Explorer can be accessed.

Is there a cure for this problem? I should note that the remote destop is
running 64 bit XP. I am using Vista Home Premium. However before my laptop
was running 32 bit XP connecting with no problems.

Thanks for any help.
Thomas

Known issue. It is set to be fixed in SP1...

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On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:36:00 -0700, Thomas
<Thomas RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Previously with an XP laptop, I was able to remote desktop to my office
>computer and enable local resources. I could show my laptop drive C: on the
>remote and copy and paste files from laptop Explorer to Remote Explorer.
>
>With a new laptop running Vista, after enabling local resources, the
>Explorer on the office remote will show all drives on the laptop except the
>C: drive. It seems as if because the remote has a C: already. I cannot
>transfer any files from local Explorer to Remote Explorer. None of the local
>drives (eg D,E) listed on the remote Explorer can be accessed.
>
>Is there a cure for this problem? I should note that the remote destop is
>running 64 bit XP. I am using Vista Home Premium. However before my laptop
>was running 32 bit XP connecting with no problems.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>Thomas
>