Re: Working Directory?

"Dan" <Dan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have an issue where some of my users have their "working directory" set
> as P: when they run a command prompt. While that may not sound like a big
> issue what I'm seeing is that anytime these users disconnect/undock from
> the
> network their machines go a bit haywire. I set their home directories in
> ADUC on the 'profiles' tab so I'm not sure why the working directory would
> be
> that location. Is there anyway to ensure that all users will stop having
> these issues upon undock/disconnect?


Perhaps because the shortcuts for Command prompts are coded
(themselves) to use "My Documents" and they are starting the
prompts from those shortcuts?

You could (find a way) to just change all the command prompt
shortcuts to some reasonable hard coded path (e.g., C:\), but it
will likely be messy.


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