NAS drive gets garbage name after removing media

[StatusQuo]

In TC 7.50, Win2k SP4:

• - Using a mini NAS server with USB media, accessed via its IP address (\\169.x.x.x\),
  - after TC has read & displayed the contents
  - I can remove the media while the server is running (bad idea, I know)

When the display is refreshed then (with no media available in the NAS),
the name gets displayed as garbage: Screenshot.

It looks like a pointer to nowhere to me, but I'm not sure what the server reports as name (maybe the garbage is created there). I just wanted to let you know.
Also there were no further problems except the garbage in the name.

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks for the info. What name is shown in Explorer then? TC now tries to get the name from the system.

Edit: Unfortunately the image link doesn't work. Can you temporarily upload the image to our Wiki? You can login with your forum user name and password:
http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/

[StatusQuo]

Hm, this seems to be related to W2k. Here on XP SP3 TC shows a message about "invalid handle", after "OK" it switches to C:\.
Explorer XP also shows a message, then an empty file list (grey background) - I'll check Explorer on W2k tomorrow.

Edit: Unfortunately the image link doesn't work.

Must have been a temporary problem. Here's the screenshot link in the wiki.

Can you temporarily upload the image to our Wiki?

Hm, temporarily? I thought I can't delete things I upload to wiki, am I wrong on this?

[ghisler(Author)]

Got it, thanks! You can't delete it, but I can - I will keep it there for a while until the problem is resolved, though.

Btw, do you get this only with your NAS, or also with mapped drives on other PCs which are inaccessible?

[StatusQuo]

It seems to be only with the NAS and Win2k.
Tested OK with a share to a cdrom: display CD contents (root dir), eject disc, then reread.
Both TC and Explorer show the empty window correct then, TC with disc name [_none_].
Explorer never shows the disc name of the media (or I don't know where to look for it), only the path to it.

Screenshots:
TC_NAS-media-removed_garbage-name (in TC-Wiki) (updated, more details:path shows to be root of share)
TC_net-share_empty-cd (in TC-Wiki)
Explorer_NAS-media-removed_1 (in TC-Wiki)
Explorer_NAS-media-removed_2 (in TC-Wiki)

[ghisler(Author)]

Strange, I will try to clear the buffer which I pass to GetVolumeLabel, and not rely just on the return value.