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I tried to avoid the rebooting unless it was a must... but the inevitable had to happen. &nbsp;If I don't disconnect the drive, other batch jobs will bump into errors when they map network resources as they run... so needed to boot at the end. &nbsp;Thanks for your efforts guys.
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I tried to avoid the rebooting unless it was a must... but the inevitable had to happen.  If I don't disconnect the drive, other batch jobs will bump into errors when they map network resources as they run... so needed to boot at the end.  Thanks for your efforts guys.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a windows OS schedule task that maps a drive to copy some files. &nbsp;When I found out that the job has hung, I killed it on Task Manager, and then the mapped drive is stucked. &nbsp;I could browse it, but when I tried to disconnect it (both command and GUI disconnect), it wouldn't disconnect. &nbsp;I tried not to reboot it, since it is a production web server. &nbsp;I searched on google and see that there are many issues about this, but none of them I've seen so far would solve the problem. &nbsp;Anyone has any idea on how to remove this stubborn network drive matter? &nbsp;Thank you!<br />
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Hi Experts,

I have a windows OS schedule task that maps a drive to copy some files.  When I found out that the job has hung, I killed it on Task Manager, and then the mapped drive is stucked.  I could browse it, but when I tried to disconnect it (both command and GUI disconnect), it wouldn't disconnect.  I tried not to reboot it, since it is a production web server.  I searched on google and see that there are many issues about this, but none of them I've seen so far would solve the problem.  Anyone has any idea on how to remove this stubborn network drive matter?  Thank you!



Unable to Disconnect Network drive

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.