Does anyone know why Windows XP maps network drive F to SYS? Previous versions of Windows didn't do this. I want to keep drive F free for local drives. Organization login script: PCCOMPATIBLE MAP DISPLAY OFF NO_DEFAULT MAP G:=SYS: MAP J:=APE: MAP P:=SAL: MAP ROOT H:=APE:HOME/%LOGIN_NAME MAP INS S12:=SYS:PUBLIC MAP INS S14:=SYS:PUBLIC/DOS MAP INS S15:=SYS:PUBLIC/NLS MAP INS S16:=SYS:MAIL_SYS/PMAIL MAP DISPLAY ON DRIVE G: User Login Script: EXIT

Is this true for someone who has a local or otherwise used F: designation? Look in the novell client properties. Im using 4.9x so your mileage may vary some. Look for the Client tab, and look for First Network drive. Change this to whatever you want (and based on your login script, I would suggest H:). You can probably set this in a GP. Rob

Rob, thanks. Actually, I already have first network drive set to G. I'll try H. I've also established that it's not Windows that is mapping drive F, but the email client Pegasus Mail. When Pegasus loads, drive F appears in My Computer. Having said this, I've not seen the same behaviour in older versions of Windows. Mike