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VS 2005 Network BIOS Command Limit Error

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    Mike_V
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    I have a web site that I open on a remote server over a mapped network drive in VS2005. It has subdirectories about three or four levels deep, with maybe 100 directories altogether. When I try to build the web project, I get the following error:

    W:\rootdir\subdir\subdir\subdir\subdir\web.config(0): Build (web): An error
    occurred loading a configuration file: Failed to start monitoring changes
    to 'W:\rootdir\subdir\subdir\subdir\subdir' because the network BIOS command
    limit has been reached. For more information on this error, please refer to
    Microsoft knowledge base article 810886. Hosting on a UNC share is not
    supported for the Windows XP Platform.

    I referred to the kb article and did what it said, and even restarted the computer. I am hosting on a mapped drive, not a UNC share. Is there any way around this? VS seems to be monitoring changes on every single directory in the web, which is a large number of connections. If I try to "Exclude from project" all the files I don't need ASP.NET to deal with, they get renamed with a ".exclude" extension - which is worthless. Arrrgh! Thanks Mike

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