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You should be able to just right click on them and select &quot;Delete&quot;.
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vallis,<br />
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How do I do this with a script? Where are those shortcuts stored?
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Hello DrDamnit,<br />
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I hope we're on the same wavelength here.<br />
I'm talking about just deleting the saved Netwok Places in Windows Explorer under &quot;My Network Places&quot;.<br />
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vallis.
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How do I get rid of the &quot;saved&quot; network locations in XP?<br />
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For instance, if you go to \\server\business\spreadsh<wbr />eets\, that will FOREVER show up in My Network Places. How can I either clear it out on login / logoff, or stop it from happening altogether?<br />
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The reason I need to do this, is that I have a customer who goes all over the place and has at least 50 &quot;saved&quot; places in there. It slows My Computer / Explorer from loading to the point he is complaining.
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How do I get rid of the "saved" network locations in XP?

For instance, if you go to \\server\business\spreadsheets\, that will FOREVER show up in My Network Places. How can I either clear it out on login / logoff, or stop it from happening altogether?

The reason I need to do this, is that I have a customer who goes all over the place and has at least 50 "saved" places in there. It slows My Computer / Explorer from loading to the point he is complaining.

You should be able to just right click on them and select &quot;Delete&quot;.

vallis,

How do I do this with a script? Where are those shortcuts stored?

Hello DrDamnit,

I hope we&#39;re on the same wavelength here.
I&#39;m talking about just deleting the saved Netwok Places in Windows Explorer under &quot;My Network Places&quot;.

vallis.

Kill My Network Places

How do I get rid of the &quot;saved&quot; network locations in XP?

For instance, if you go to \\server\business\spreadsheets\, that will FOREVER show up in My Network Places. How can I either clear it out on login / logoff, or stop it from happening altogether?

The reason I need to do this, is that I have a customer who goes all over the place and has at least 50 &quot;saved&quot; places in there. It slows My Computer / Explorer from loading to the point he is complaining.

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.