a USB drive>>>>>> For some reason these things "refresh" all of my open Internet Explorer >>>windows. So for example, if i'm writing an email in Hotmail, and flick >>> over >>> to Windows Explorer and map the Z: drive to a network server, the...

WITH MORE THAN ONE USER. One user goes right into Windows and mapped drives are disconnected. MORE than one user causes mapped drives to be connected when the selected user's settings finishes loading. Bad tradeoff to get mapped drives "connected" at...

into Windows XP Pro, fire up Windows Explorer and it says my mapped drive is "disconnected". I can double-click on the drive and see everything there, but in Windows Explorer, it continues to say "Disconnected Network Drive". This started happening...

But I cannot >map any network drives. >> I am using Windows XP Home Edition. On my old Windows 98 PC, I have > no problem mapping the network drives. >> Perhaps I don't have my WinXP network connections configured > correctly. Can anyone advise...

Suppress new window when mapping drives. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () I recently got a new PC with XP Pro installed. Before that I used Win 2K. I had a registry mod on the 2K machine that suppressed a new window when mapping...

windows gives a wdservice.exe error. This happens everytime. wdservice.exe is located in the NetDrive folder and is what makes windows map the drive. The computer that is having the error is running windows XP Pro. With the other two computers that are...

last. Yes XP, forgot you were on 2000. There should be an option to reconnect mapped drives at startup. Unselect this and it wont auto connect. Right click the mapped drive and look under there for the option. ...

the Network Place is (except it is an external IP). I am able to connect, but cannot map the drive. When I go into Windows Explorer and type in and try to map it to a drive letter, I receive an error message, "The network path could not be found." Not sure...

with any machine with XPpro SP2 on the network. None of the Windows 2k or 98 machines drop the mapped drives. Once they are dropped, the user has to log off and on again before the mapped drive becomes available again. Do you think this is the same...

USB mapped drive problem. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics,microsoft.public.windowsxp.general,microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware () Hey everyone, I am running Windows XP Pro. and have a number of drives mapped. My last drive is...