Open Library Master, Main, Company Maintenance.If issue still persists, see Additional Information section below.ĭata path may be incorrect in Company Maintenance: If prompted to enter a network login, do this and select "remember my credentials".Browse to the Sage 100 server's MAS90 folder from your workstation to confirm you have access to that network resource.Even if the original issue has been resolved, there could be issues with previously mapped network drives or access to network resources.
This may have originally been due to an expired Windows User Password or other connection issues but access to network resources still may not be available.If the folder is missing restore it from a current backup.įourth, check access to mapped drives or network resources Verify that the " Reports" folder is present in the ".\MAS90" directory on the server where Sage 100 is installed.Third, check Reports folder may be missing from the ".\MAS90" directory: If permissions are changed, reboot the workstation afterwards.Verify that the Windows user has Full Control of the local ".\ MAS90" folder (and all sub-folders and files under it) where the Sage 100 Workstation Setup client has been installed.( Note: refer to your Sage 100 Business Partner or IT Staff additional information)Īnd, Insufficient Permissions to the local ".\MAS90" folder (Sage 100 Advanced or Premium): some customers found using the command : "Change User / Install" before running workstation setup and then "Change User / Execute" after installing workstation setup resolved the issue.For users on Citrix/TS, some customers have reported having to set permissions at the Citrix server.Note: For additional information on using "Standard mode", see the Related Resources section.If it works in Standard mode, then the issue is likely a permissions problem with Windows account used to run Sage 100 as a Service or as an Application
The account should be a Domain Administrator account (or in the Domain Administrator group). For Sage 100 Advanced or Premium editions, the Windows account used to run Sage 100 on the server (as a Service or as an Application, so workstation users may connect) may be lacking in permissions.Have a Windows Domain-level Administrator log onto the affected workstation, then access Sage 100 and a report or form printing task window, to test if the issue still occurs.Second, check for Insufficient Permissions: Confirm selected Windows Default Printer is an actual printer, and able print a test page.Delete any printers with Status Unable to connect or other errors. Open Start, Control Panel, Devices and Printers.First, check for Invalid Windows Printers:
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