I ended up opening a support case with PSS.

“In addition, I have reported this issue to our Product Group. Our
developers are collecting users' feedback and put emphasis on the information
you have provided.

At this point, I suggest we temporarily with KB885250 uninstalled and wait
for the hotfix which I believe will be released soon to fix this problem.�

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>
> "Alex" <Alex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3EC18122-027B-4EC0-AF38-B5B89D449930@microsoft.com...
> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
> >
> > > Initially you said that you "can't see the files", leading me
> > > to assume that you could not see the "Music" file. Now
> >
> > ++ [script]
> >
> > @echo off
> > echo. > Invisible.log
> >
> > if not exist Music123 ren Music Music123
> >
> > echo dir \\self\d$\Music* >> Invisible.log
> > dir \\self\d$\Music* >> Invisible.log
> > echo. >> Invisible.log
> >
> > echo dir \\self\d$\Music123 >> Invisible.log
> > dir \\self\d$\Music123 >> Invisible.log
> > echo. >> Invisible.log
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music123\*.* >> invisible.log
> > attrib /s /d \\self\d$\Music123\iTunes >> Invisible.log
> > attrib /s /d "\\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless" >> Invisible.log
> > cacls "\\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless" >> Invisible.log
> > md \\self\d$\Music123\iTunes 2>> Invisible.log
> > md "\\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless" 2>> Invisible.log
> >
> > echo ren Music123 Music >> Invisible.log
> > ren Music123 Music 2>> Invisible.log
> > echo. >> Invisible.log
> >
> > echo dir \\self\d$\Music* >> Invisible.log
> > dir \\self\d$\Music* >> Invisible.log
> > echo. >> Invisible.log
> >
> > echo dir \\self\d$\Music >> Invisible.log
> > dir \\self\d$\Music >> Invisible.log
> > echo. >> Invisible.log
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music\*.* >> invisible.log
> > attrib /s /d \\self\d$\Music\iTunes >> Invisible.log
> > attrib /s /d "\\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless" >> Invisible.log
> > cacls "\\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless" >> Invisible.log
> > md \\self\d$\Music\iTunes 2>> Invisible.log
> > md "\\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless" 2>> Invisible.log
> >
> >
> > ++ [log]
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music*
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$
> >
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> Music123
> > 0 File(s) 0 bytes
> > 1 Dir(s) 22,750,744,576 bytes free
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music123
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$\Music123
> >
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> .
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> ..
> > 09/14/2005 08:51 AM <DIR> Apple Lossless
> > 09/14/2005 11:40 PM <DIR> iTunes
> > 09/08/2005 03:53 PM <DIR> Purchased Songs
> > 0 File(s) 0 bytes
> > 5 Dir(s) 22,750,744,576 bytes free
> >
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$\Music123
> >
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> .
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> ..
> > 09/14/2005 08:51 AM <DIR> Apple Lossless
> > 09/14/2005 11:40 PM <DIR> iTunes
> > 09/08/2005 03:53 PM <DIR> Purchased Songs
> > 0 File(s) 0 bytes
> > 5 Dir(s) 22,750,744,576 bytes free
> > \\self\d$\Music123\iTunes
> > \\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless
> > \\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless
> > TESTLAB\testuserOI)(CI)F
> >
> BUILTIN\AdministratorsOI)(CI)F
> > NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEMOI)(CI)F
> >
> > A subdirectory or file \\self\d$\Music123\iTunes already exists.
> > A subdirectory or file \\self\d$\Music123\Apple Lossless already exists.
> > ren Music123 Music
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music*
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$
> >
> > 09/14/2005 11:03 PM <DIR> Music
> > 0 File(s) 0 bytes
> > 1 Dir(s) 22,750,744,576 bytes free
> >
> > dir \\self\d$\Music
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$\Music
> >
> >
> > Volume in drive \\self\d$ is Data
> > Volume Serial Number is C004-E210
> >
> > Directory of \\self\d$\Music
> >
> > \\self\d$\Music\iTunes
> > \\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless
> > \\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless
> > TESTLAB\testuserOI)(CI)F
> > BUILTIN\AdministratorsOI)(CI)F
> > NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEMOI)(CI)F
> >
> > A subdirectory or file \\self\d$\Music\iTunes already exists.
> > A subdirectory or file \\self\d$\Music\Apple Lossless already exists.
> >
>
> Ok, you have made your point very nicely. What you observe cannot
> be and must not be in the normal scheme of things. My conclusion is
> that something is wrong with the NTFS structure either of this folder or
> of the disk. I would do this, in this order:
> - Run chkdsk with the appropriate switches.
> - Recreate this folder, move or copy all files across, then delete the
> original folder.
> You should also explore if the problem is restricted to network
> access or if it happens equally with local access. If it is restricted
> to network access then you should uninstall, then re-install all
> network components.
>
>
>