I have two machines linked by a hardwired Ethernet LAN. My WinXP-pro
machine under "My Network" displays (as still being available for
sharing) many directories on my Win-XP-home machine that no longer
exist. I want to delete them because they cause confusion. If I try to
open them, I get the message, "directory xyz is not available." If I
right click on them, "delete" is not an option. How do I delete these
now obsolete short cuts to these now non-existent directories? Is there
a way to automatically survey my entire hard drive and automatically
delete links to no where?

Windy,

Stop double posting as you won't get it answered any sooner

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"windsurferLA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have two machines linked by a hardwired Ethernet LAN. My WinXP-pro
> machine under "My Network" displays (as still being available for
> sharing) many directories on my Win-XP-home machine that no longer
> exist. I want to delete them because they cause confusion. If I try to
> open them, I get the message, "directory xyz is not available." If I
> right click on them, "delete" is not an option. How do I delete these
> now obsolete short cuts to these now non-existent directories? Is there
> a way to automatically survey my entire hard drive and automatically
> delete links to no where?