Re: Bogus network drive won't delete or disconnect

Joe <Joe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A bogus drive has appeared in the folder view side of Widows
Explorer. It is titled

"Disconnected Network Drive (N:)"

If you right click on it and select Disconnect network drive a
message says it can not be found.

If you do properties on it it shows up empty, but it does reference a
real drive partition in the computer.

Don't have any idea where it came from. Just open my computer one day
and there it was!!!

Joe

Run

net use * /del

in a command prompt.


.

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