network drive M:

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erik christiansen

The computer was a part of a network, but is no longer used in the network.
Sometimes it will not allow me to make software installation because it
does not have connection to the network drive M:. Have do I delete
informations about M: from the machine?



Thanks!

Erik
 
erik christiansen said:
The computer was a part of a network, but is no longer used in the network.
Sometimes it will not allow me to make software installation because it
does not have connection to the network drive M:. Have do I delete
informations about M: from the machine?



Thanks!

Erik
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There are two ways to resolve your problem:
a) You search the registry for occurances of the
string "M:", then change them to "C:", or
b) You create an artificial drive M: prior to the
installation, using this command from a Command Prompt:
subst m: "%UserProfile%"
 

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