I've never had this problem before - when I try to map a network drive,
in the "Drive" pull-down menu where you choose what drive letter to map
the share to - I only have A, B available and it shows my mappings for
P, T, V, X, Y and Z which are mounted at boot each time.
Where the heck are all my other drive letters? I: is assigned to my
boot raid, C, D, E and F are for my removable memory card device, and
G, H and J are used for my CD/DVD drives...
(although I only have 2 optical drives, but 3 drive letters...)
I fired up TweakUI and see all the letters are shown as available...
Mapping network resources from a service ... user, map a network ressource to a drive letter, run a process, delete ... application server mode. ... conclusion that local ressources mapping are global to the system: ... (microsoft.public.win32.programmer.kernel)
Re: hiding the backend ... Don't map a drive letter to that location. ... The point is that if you use Windows Explorer and browse to that ... when browing the network.... (microsoft.public.access.security)
Re: HELP! Mapped Drive and Services dont play nicely ... so you can map the drive, and run the app as a service, but the app doesn't ... The problem is that it is not using a mapped drive letter in the service. ... the service to run under an account that should have the drive mapping ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
RE: Policies / drive mappings ... You can map one drive letter in the ... You could possibly login as the local administrator, map the drives ... manually and then copy NTUSER.DAT to the Default User folder.... > We provide Ethical Hacking, Advanced Ethical Hacking, Intrusion ... (Security-Basics)
