This closes the selected files or folders. To disconnect multiple open files or folders, press the CTRL key while clicking the file or folder names, right-click any one of the selected files or folders, and then click Close Open File.
To close a specific file or folder, in the Results pane right-click the file or folder name, and then click Close Open File. To close all open files and folders, on the Action menu, click Disconnect All Open Files.
Go under the Action menu and click Connect to another computer.If the User Account Control dialog box appears, confirm that the action it displays is what you want, and then click Yes.To close an open shared file or folder by using the Windows interface: While remote commands are great, and I'd be open to using them, I need a way to both list the files, identify which one I need closed, and close it in relatively the same amount of time that it would take to use the MMC snap-in to do it through the GUI. I've tried using Remote MMC from my workstation into the host, but when I try to open System Tools > Shared Folders > Open Files I get error You do not have permissions to see the list of files opened by Windows clients. Is there a faster way to accomplish this? I'm open to anything that can help me speed up the process (batch, powershell, remote MMC, etc). However, I always have to do this by remote controlling the host computer.
What I do to resolve this is to go to Computer Management > Shared Folders > Open Files and close the connection to the culprit file. Sometimes a file (usually an Office document) is stuck in the open state even after a user has finished editing it. I have a Windows 7 computer that is hosting some files in my network.
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