Disconnecting Mapped Drives

[Leo]

I have a Win2k Pro pc that has a mapped network drive, and when I try to
disconnect the network drive it gives me a message that reads as follow:
"The Network Connection Could Not Be Found", also the name of the mapped
drive use to be \\servername\sharename. Now it is named Network Drive, any
ideas???


Leo

 

[Andrew]

That was the problem as you stated in your message.
The folder name wach changed from 'sharename' to 'Network
Drive'.
Change the name back to it's original, remove mapping,
then change the name again.
That should solve it.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Go to a command prompt and type

net use <enter>

What do you see?

To delete connections, type

net use * /del <enter>

 

[Guest]

Leo
I have the same problem. Did you find an answer to your problem? Help!

 

[Guest]

when I perform a net user command, the drive doesn't show up even though under my computer the drive is still mapped but not active. I still tried to delete it using the Net User M: /d command --but I recieved a message that the drive could not be found. Crazy! Need more help

----- Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote: ----

Go to a command prompt and typ

net use <enter

What do you see

To delete connections, typ

net use * /del <enter

Leo wrote

 

[David Trimboli]

I recently discovered a situation like this. The problem was that the drive
letter was mapped as a different user. I think the solution was to run the
command promt as that user, and net use /del the drive from there.

David
Stardate 3898.1

when I perform a net user command, the drive doesn't show up even though

under my computer the drive is still mapped but not active. I still tried to
delete it using the Net User M: /d command --but I recieved a message that
the drive could not be found. Crazy! Need more help.

----- Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote: -----

Go to a command prompt and type

net use <enter>

What do you see?

To delete connections, type

net use * /del <enter>

I have a Win2k Pro pc that has a mapped network drive, and when I try
to disconnect the network drive it gives me a message that reads as
follow: "The Network Connection Could Not Be Found", also the name of
the mapped drive use to be \\servername\sharename. Now it is named
Network Drive, any ideas???

.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Are you sure you typed in net use and not net user?

when I perform a net user command, the drive doesn't show up even
though under my computer the drive is still mapped but not active. I
still tried to delete it using the Net User M: /d command --but I
recieved a message that the drive could not be found. Crazy! Need
more help.

----- Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote: -----

Go to a command prompt and type

net use <enter>

What do you see?

To delete connections, type

net use * /del <enter>

I have a Win2k Pro pc that has a mapped network drive, and

when I try > to disconnect the network drive it gives me a
message that reads as > follow: "The Network Connection Could
Not Be Found", also the name of > the mapped drive use to be
\\servername\sharename. Now it is named > Network Drive, any
ideas??? >>> Leo


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