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FileSystemWatcher Service Problem

I have a service that implements a FileSystemWatcher to watch a folder on a networked machine. I have no problem mapping to the folder. My problem arises when I try to start the service. I get the error message "The service started and then stopped. Some services stop automatically when they have no work to do." I do not get this problem if i set the path to a local folder, only when the path is a mapped folder

If anyone has any ideas I would be very grateful.
Nov 20 '05 #1
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