Wyse Simple Imager. Unable to Create Product Directory

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Published on 2011-02-17T07:30:46Z Indexed on 2011/02/18 15:26 UTC
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I am trying to submit a post on www.technicalhelp.de, but I receive an error:

Invalid Session. Please resubmit the form.

This happens if I delete temporary internet files and log out and back in, and if I use a different browser, and if I use a proxy browser.

Perhaps someone on this forum can help

I am trying to push a Wyse device image to a USB thumb drive. The image is on a remote server, and the thumb drive is connected to my desktop PC. I am using Wyse Simple Imager to do this.

When I select the following: Product: V90 Image Version: 5.010627.512 Image File: \servername\folder\OLD_Rapport\V90-withusb\9V90.i2d

Almost instantly, without attempting any action, I receive the message:

WyseImager Unable to Create Product Directory. Add Image Failed

I have completely formatted the USB drive with FAT32. It is new out of the fox, and I can create folders in it.

How do I fix this?

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