Please use block diagram cleanup on your VI. A lot of wires are running every which way.
Where does access to the server come into play here? I don't see anywhere in your VI anything having to do with a server, just accessing files on your C:\drive. If you are changing your file path to a server location, do you know whether you have access rights to that path?
Some odd constructions in your code. Why do you have a shift register that always has a -1 wired to it, but you never do anything with it?
Why are you reading local variables in case "2" just to write them back to the terminals up of the indicators? That is where you should be using shift registers.
Replace your stacked sequence with a flat sequence. Then remove the sequence structures as they don't do anything for you. The wires will determine the order of execution and the dataflow.
It is also a bad idea to post your e-mail address to the forum. It is a public forum where spammers will scour looking for e-mail addresses.
