If the UNC path doesn't work out, you can create a system level mounted drive (as opposed to a user level mounted drive and setting coldfusion to run as a specific user) and set your web root there or use cffile to pull files from it. This will work because coldfusion naturally runs at the 'system' level. The trick is to mount the drive using a startup .vbs script that get's run as the 'system' user.
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