Removing a mapped network share in 'My Computer'. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Hi, I just established a direct cable connection between a new XP and a dying '98, to transfer files while I still can. I followed...

Can't remove network drive. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hello, I have a network drive that says "Disconnected Network Drive". If I double-click on the drive, it opens up correctly to the network share. If I try to disconnect...

XP Pro lose connection to file shares on the server (and other fileservers) after a period of inactivity, sometimes as short as five minutes, sometimes as long at 2 hours. When the user tries to open a network share, Explorer hangs...sometimes after...

When you open network connections/advanced/advanced settings does it show file and print sharing disabled [unchecked] for all adapters/protocols shown?? Have you rebooted the computer since you disabled fps? --- Steve "Massimo" wrote in message news:...

many mapped shares that give him a status > of > "Disconnected Network Drive" He does have two other shares that work fine > and give a proper status. I believe these map to a different server > though. >> The "disconnected network drive" shares all...

Share is being disconnected >thread-index: AcU6AeLet/oRH/Y4QC6tkaJ8WvMKLw== >X-WBNR-Posting-Host: 63.239.207.77 >From: =?Utf-8?B?Q2hhcmxpZSBIaWxs?= >Subject: Mapped Drive Connection to Network Share is being disconnected >Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 10:07:...

enable sharing on the folders you wanted to share. Try re-running the network setup wizard and turn off ICS. If you mapped any network drives, disconnect them, too. I would turn off your BT as IceBlue suggested. Kill ICS not needed. Also kill your file...

partitions and/or network drives on your desktop? I've had trouble with "collisions" between drive letters and I'm still not sure of the rules - sometimes it seems that a drive letter "sticks" with removable drives across systems. In Device Manager for...

direct-connected drives don't have the additional network protocol overhead. So I did some homework and read up on IOzone. For the sake of those interested, I followed the guidelines set by Tom's Networking, listed here: And produced some updated Performance...