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Thomas M.
XP Pro SP2
On of our users reports that he has several locally mapped drives on his
laptop and that when he uses Remote Desktop Connection to control another
machine, those drives show up on the remote machine and stay on the remote
machine even after he has disconnected the remote session. I've not seen
this behavior before, but then again I don't use a lot of mapped drives and
I rarely use Remote Desktop Connection (we remote control machines using
other software).
Can anyone tell me why this would happen, and how to prevent it?
--Tom
On of our users reports that he has several locally mapped drives on his
laptop and that when he uses Remote Desktop Connection to control another
machine, those drives show up on the remote machine and stay on the remote
machine even after he has disconnected the remote session. I've not seen
this behavior before, but then again I don't use a lot of mapped drives and
I rarely use Remote Desktop Connection (we remote control machines using
other software).
Can anyone tell me why this would happen, and how to prevent it?
--Tom