CAN'T ANYONE HELP????????

[billw001]

I posted this about a month ago on several sites.
I have not received a single reply.

Is this problem to complicated or what????
Does anyone have an idea how to resolve this problem?????????



At work, I was syncing to nafp01 server. Now I sync to a new server. NAS01.
The nafp01 server is no longer on the network.
The problem is, my PC is trying to sync to nafp01 AND NAS01.
How do I get rid of the nafp01 ?? I have tried everything I could think of.
I have removed all referances in the registry, tried turning off File
syncing and turning it back on.
I still can't get rid of the nafp01 sync..
Please help...

 

[R. McCarty]

Just a suggestion - Check your "Mapped Drives", if the
nafp01 share is mapped, then disconnect from it.

It may appear with a Red mark through it. If so then
your PC has it as a "Share", but it is not available on your
Domain or Workgroup.

Once the mapping is removed, the synchronization link
should be removed as well.

 

[Malke]

I posted this about a month ago on several sites.
I have not received a single reply.

Is this problem to complicated or what????
Does anyone have an idea how to resolve this problem?????????



At work, I was syncing to nafp01 server. Now I sync to a new server.
NAS01. The nafp01 server is no longer on the network.
The problem is, my PC is trying to sync to nafp01 AND NAS01.
How do I get rid of the nafp01 ?? I have tried everything I could
think of. I have removed all referances in the registry, tried turning
off File syncing and turning it back on.
I still can't get rid of the nafp01 sync..
Please help...

If you didn't get an answer, it's probably because no one had a good
one. I know I don't. This is a Windows XP "general" newsgroup. I'd
suggest that even though your question doesn't pertain to a server os,
you might get an answer by posting to the Windows server (general)
group. The people who frequent that group are extremely knowledgeable.

Good luck,

Malke

 

[Steve Nielsen]

Good suggestion, also could be a shortcut pointing to a resource or file
on the old server.

Steve