Re: disconnecting non-existent network drives
- From: "Jon Sherry" <sherry.no.spam.jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 13:07:20 -0400
From the command prompt type "net use X: /delete" where X is the drive
you want to disconnect. Also, drive mappings are not stored in the
registry, they're in the Nethood configuration files.
"Kahasm" <Kahasm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B840A718-356E-45F8-A0D4-FAB4202892BF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
our old network was having issues mainly due to lag (trying to access
network drives from remote pcs) so we wiped the primary PC, and setup a
new
network on it; However now the remaining computers on this network are
still
listing the old previous network drives. I cannot "disconnect" these
drives
because i recieve an error message telling me this drive is not on a
network,
and there is no option to delete it or remove it at all;
when i open windows explorer, listed under my cd-rom drive are 3 drive
letters: J: , O:, and Y:
there are no drives for these letters on the network; the network these
reflect is gone.
i am hesitate to assign a new drive letter on the remaning pcs as it may
conflict with old non existing letters.
i have searched thru the registry for information to remove or disconnect
these non-existant network drives but nothing showed up.
.
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