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Sounds wierd, but have you tried to do this from the command prompt?<br />
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&quot;net use u: /delete&quot;<br />

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Sounds wierd, but have you tried to do this from the command prompt?

"net use u: /delete"


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Also check your diskmanager. Maybe you have some external drive, like a memory or similar. Does your printer have something such? or do you have a digital camera with removable memory?
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Also check your diskmanager. Maybe you have some external drive, like a memory or similar. Does your printer have something such? or do you have a digital camera with removable memory?

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I have an XP workstation that is showing a mapped drive U:, mapped to a known share. &nbsp;It shows itself in a disconnected state, yet can be opened to show the shared folders. &nbsp;If I try to disconnect the drive, it says it doesn't exist. &nbsp;If I look at mapped drives and/or shares, it doesn't exist. &nbsp;How can I delete this drive?
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I have an XP workstation that is showing a mapped drive U:, mapped to a known share.  It shows itself in a disconnected state, yet can be opened to show the shared folders.  If I try to disconnect the drive, it says it doesn't exist.  If I look at mapped drives and/or shares, it doesn't exist.  How can I delete this drive?

Unmappable network drive

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