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NET USE to the share first, then delete it.<br />
That's the way thousands of NT administrators around the world do this !
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NET USE to the share first, then delete it.
That's the way thousands of NT administrators around the world do this !

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Don't really understand what you mean.<br />
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Say I want to remap the P: drive, and don't know if it is in use or not?<br />
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How should I do it?<br />
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Thanks,
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Don't really understand what you mean.

Say I want to remap the P: drive, and don't know if it is in use or not?

How should I do it?

Thanks,

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Drives will only come up if they've been made persistent.<br />
In the logon script, run net use /d, and net use x: \\server\share /persistent:no for a few weeks, then that way, the drive mappings will no longer return in your script and give you these errors.<br />

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Drives will only come up if they've been made persistent.
In the logon script, run net use /d, and net use x: \\server\share /persistent:no for a few weeks, then that way, the drive mappings will no longer return in your script and give you these errors.


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That is exactly what I want. Thanks.
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I wish to suppress output from a series of net use commands at logon for the users. As I use net use x: /del just in case a drive is already mapped, the output goes to standard error and cannot be suppressed using &gt;&nbsp;nul.<br />
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Should be able to use ctty nul and then ctty con after, but can't find ctty command in NT (supposed to be internal?!)<br />
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Where is it?<br />
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Thanks
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I wish to suppress output from a series of net use commands at logon for the users. As I use net use x: /del just in case a drive is already mapped, the output goes to standard error and cannot be suppressed using > nul.

Should be able to use ctty nul and then ctty con after, but can't find ctty command in NT (supposed to be internal?!)

Where is it?

Thanks

hiding output in batch file-can't find ctty?

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