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On winxp map network drive is a checkbox to automatically connect drive at login. Where is the list of drives and how can you shut off that option on a drive you no longer want auto connected? -- stevenestrada |
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In news:stevenestrada.1yr2vm@pcbanter.net, stevenestrada <stevenestrada.1yr2vm@pcbanter.net> typed: > On winxp map network drive is a checkbox to automatically connect > drive at login. > > Where is the list of drives and how can you shut off that option on a > drive you no longer want auto connected? I'd do this in a command prompt - net use tells you what's mapped. net use * /del deletes them all. net use x: \\server\share \persistent:no maps a drive but doesn't make it a persistent mapping. |
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>> net use x: \\server\share \persistent:no << Lanwench - Thanks for the tips. Wound up being RAS when disconnected from network. http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=kb;en;254181 http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=kb;en;152220 Deleted the address list and changed service from auto to manual. -- stevenestrada |
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"stevenestrada" <stevenestrada.1yrunn@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:stevenestrada.1yrunn@pcbanter.net... > >>> net use x: \\server\share \persistent:no << > > Lanwench - Thanks for the tips. > > Wound up being RAS when disconnected from network. > > http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=kb;en;254181 > http://support.microsoft.com/default...d=kb;en;152220 > > Deleted the address list and changed service from auto to manual. > > > -- > stevenestrada Glad you got it resolved. |
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