Solution 6
The problem here may be due to the authentication level. Since the default authentication levels in Windows 7 and Windows XP/Server 2003 are different. This issue seams to be solved by changing the NTLM authentication level to Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated after this go to run type regedit and press the enter key and then find
Solution 9
Interestingly I've seen a client with the same problem where they have a DFS-N structure with multiple targets, when opening the share it would flick between targets even though the referrals were correct and would frequently end up connected to a share out of the site. The DFS servers are 2003 and there were no issues with XP etc, things that I tested were:
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