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Thanks,<br />
<br />
It works correctly but does not end cleanly it terminates with the following error:<br />
(14, 17) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Type mismatch: 'objNetwork.RemoveNetworkD<wbr />rive'<br />
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Regards,<br />
Mark
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I'm not able to replicate the error. &nbsp;However, if it is removing the drives correctly then the simplest solution would be to add <b>On Error Resume Next</b> to the beginning of the script.<br />

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All,<br />
<br />
I am looking for a VBscript to remove network drives when they are mapped to a specific server not by drive letter<br />
e.g.<br />
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X: \\server1\share1<br />
Y: \\server2\share<br />
Z: \\server1\share33<br />
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in this example drives X &amp;&nbsp;Z would be removed but these could be any letters on a different machine<br />
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Cheers,<br />
Mark
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All,

I am looking for a VBscript to remove network drives when they are mapped to a specific server not by drive letter
e.g.

X: \\server1\share1
Y: \\server2\share
Z: \\server1\share33

in this example drives X & Z would be removed but these could be any letters on a different machine

Cheers,
Mark

Thanks,

It works correctly but does not end cleanly it terminates with the following error:
(14, 17) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Type mismatch: &amp;#39;objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive&amp;#39;

Regards,
Mark

I&amp;#39;m not able to replicate the error.  However, if it is removing the drives correctly then the simplest solution would be to add On Error Resume Next to the beginning of the script.


VBScript to remove shares by server name

All,

I am looking for a VBscript to remove network drives when they are mapped to a specific server not by drive letter
e.g.

X: \\server1\share1
Y: \\server2\share
Z: \\server1\share33

in this example drives X &amp;amp; Z would be removed but these could be any letters on a different machine

Cheers,
Mark

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