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Jim Snively
I have a four node Windows XP peer-to-peer network that is not connected to
the internet (by design). Each machine has three network drives mapped to
E:\, F:\ and G:\. One of the machines was recently replaceed with a new
Dell desktop. On this machine the network drives are disconnected when the
machine is booted up and the only user logged on. The drives can be
accessed be accessed by clicking on them in Windows explorer but this an
annoying extra step. I was wondering if there was a windows update that
affected this area that wasn't applied to the the older machines? (Because
of the lack of internet access - Windows Update does not run on these
machines but SR2 was applied).
Does anyone know of a way to overcome this annoying problem.
Jim Snively
the internet (by design). Each machine has three network drives mapped to
E:\, F:\ and G:\. One of the machines was recently replaceed with a new
Dell desktop. On this machine the network drives are disconnected when the
machine is booted up and the only user logged on. The drives can be
accessed be accessed by clicking on them in Windows explorer but this an
annoying extra step. I was wondering if there was a windows update that
affected this area that wasn't applied to the the older machines? (Because
of the lack of internet access - Windows Update does not run on these
machines but SR2 was applied).
Does anyone know of a way to overcome this annoying problem.
Jim Snively