I was experimenting with the tracks eraser on the new MS
Antispyware and inadvertently cleared my windows mapped
drives. My computer continues to work fine, but when I
go to do a Norton Speed Disk, it says it can't access my
hard disk (or something like that). What can I do
to "Unclear" my mapped drives?

Let me know,
Thanks,

"Horse99" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:0b2201c5543d
$f30115c0$(E-Mail Removed):

> I was experimenting with the tracks eraser on the new MS
> Antispyware and inadvertently cleared my windows mapped
> drives. My computer continues to work fine, but when I
> go to do a Norton Speed Disk, it says it can't access my
> hard disk (or something like that). What can I do
> to "Unclear" my mapped drives?

Aren't "mapped drives" drives on other computers?
Norton should be able to access your local drive(s) alright.
And if you did had mapped drives on other computers, can't you just remap
them?
I must be missing something here.

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