Summary: I am having this same issue on a network with a single W2K server with W2k-Win98-Win ME clients. This also happens on the W2K pro client though. Othe...
Summary: I sometimes get the following error when trying to delete a mapped drive from within a batch file. There are open files and/or incomplete directory se...
Summary: I am running a WinNT 4 domain controller on a network which included a Win2k server. I cannot reach the mapped drives on the Win2k server from any of ...
Summary: I use a batch file on a 2000 DC to map drives for 98 clients, is it possible to map different drives for groups? ex. if member "MIS" then net use m...
Summary: Hi Every1 I have a W2K server that drops a Mapped Network drive. I know there is a Time Out (idle)Period on mapped drives not being used. Can anyone t...
Summary: how would i make the script to run for users when they logon to the domain to automatically connet them to a mapped drive on the server. AND NO "map ...
Summary: I just set up a windows 2000 server w/ active directory. The majority of the client machines are window 98 sec ed. with the Active directory client pa...
Summary: I have a windows 2000 server, and win 98 clients. When a win98 client logs onto the domain it does not get mapped drives via the logon script. But i...
Summary: Currently when I map network shares using logon script they show something similiar to the following: accounting on ttrv-gfp1 (s:) I know that I can...
Summary: i mapped a drive for server.a drive will show the red cross(disconnected) on the mapped drive but i double click it that can access the folder. how ca...
Summary: I have mapped drives on my win 2k machine to the other computers in my home network which are password protected..on reboot of my win 2K machine I hav...
Summary: W2k netowork,Mixed mode, 300 clients. Also running Deep Freeze and Vexira Antivirus.Recently (last 2 months) I have seen on our school network a weird...
Summary: I have set up a small network with win98 clients logging into a WIn2000 server. Intermittently the win98 clients seem to drop their mapped drives on ...
Summary: Hi, when mapping a drive to a drive letter using windows 2000 explorer, and then disconnecting it and mapping another drive to the same drive letter, ...
Summary: hi can anyone pelase let me know how to make windows2000 system to remember the mapped drives password. I mapped few network drives, and selected the ...
Summary: How can I create more Mapped network drive. I am alreday using from A to Z map drive but i need few others. I know i can to a shortcut like \\pcname\d...
Summary: Running win2k server, recently installed win2k clients, I have about 12 mapped drives that are visible to the user when they log on. I know that I can...
Summary: Are you trying to access this home server from home, or from your company? I'm not sure you can map drives across a WAN. Locally yes, but through th...
Summary: I have been able to map drives with no problems. Today, when I try to map a drive and click on the plus sign to open the shared folder, it didn't ope...
Summary: In a Pc with Windows 2000 Professional I mapped a remote shared directory on drive z: I chose the Reconnect at logon option and filled user name and p...
Summary: I have been scouring the Internet for an answer to no avail, so I've come to you guys. I have registered a Windows Service that is running as a domai...
Summary: Everytime i restart my machine it asks me for the password for the drive i mapped in windows 2000 Advanced Server. Is there anyway to fix it so that ...
Summary: Hello, I have users that map drives via scripts on their laptops while in the office. When the user leaves and connectes through their VPN client, Th...
Summary: C'mon people, enough with ridiculous answers. NT Servers by default have 15 minutes autodisconnect set. So if you're idle for 15 min, you'll be disc...
Summary: I am having a problem with the usage of a network share. Computer A is running an application that needs data which is stored on the network share of ...
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