When I turn on my computer and log onto my profile and comment bubble pops up
from the task bar that says "could not reconnect all network drives". When I
went to my computer to see which network drive is not connected I found it
was the "memory_card on 'dhcppc9' (Z'". I'm not sure what this is or even
how to "reconnect" it. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

Do you happen to have a digital camera? Some digital camera's have a
"memory card" which XP would see as a drive.


"network drives" <network (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I turn on my computer and log onto my profile and comment bubble pops
> up
> from the task bar that says "could not reconnect all network drives". When
> I
> went to my computer to see which network drive is not connected I found it
> was the "memory_card on 'dhcppc9' (Z'". I'm not sure what this is or
> even
> how to "reconnect" it. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> thanks

Yes, I do have a digital camera that plugs in via USB port. Is there
something I can do to fix this because I think it is causing trouble when I
go to open a file or insert a file from respective Microsoft Office
applications. For example, when I'm in Word or Excel and want to open a file
.... the open dialog box pops up, but when I click on the bar to navigate to a
new file location it is delayed for about 20-30seconds.

thanks

"Yves Leclerc" wrote:

> Do you happen to have a digital camera? Some digital camera's have a
> "memory card" which XP would see as a drive.
>
>
> "network drives" <network (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:6E3B74DC-7A57-4D46-A7B6-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > When I turn on my computer and log onto my profile and comment bubble pops
> > up
> > from the task bar that says "could not reconnect all network drives". When
> > I
> > went to my computer to see which network drive is not connected I found it
> > was the "memory_card on 'dhcppc9' (Z'". I'm not sure what this is or
> > even
> > how to "reconnect" it. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > thanks
>
>
>