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How to unmap "ghost" network drive
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[QUOTE="Pegasus \(MVP\), post: 5155741"] This little experiment might give you a pointer. Here is what I typed on my machine: 1. runas /user:config cmd 2. net use p: \\fnlhome\c$ 3. exit 4. net use C:\Temp\Radio>net use New connections will not be remembered. Status Local Remote Network -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disconnected \\ipex2000\d$ Microsoft Windows Network The command completed successfully. As you see, drive P: does not show. 5. runas /user:config cmd 6. net use New connections will be remembered. Status Local Remote Network ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Unavailable P: \\fnlhome\c$ Microsoft Windows Network Now drive P: is visible but unavailable 7. net use P: /del P: was deleted successfully. 8. exit In other words: I spawned a command processor under the same credentials as the original command processor. I was then able to delete the mapped drive. However, this will NOT work if you have any open handles on that drive. [/QUOTE]
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