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thats the problem running net use scripts on terminal services, use Group Policy to deploy your network drives instead. &nbsp;
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Ken, if you want to use logon/logoff startup/shutdown scripts to perform tasks on machines (including terminal servers) consider using KiXtart. Its very very good. There is so much functionality and documentation available where a lot of the processes like mapping drives have been simplified into functions that you call without the need for any user interaction.<br />
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<a href="http://www.kixtart.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.kixtart.org/</a><br />
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Manual - <a href="http://www.kixtart.org/binary/kix2010.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.kixtart.org/binary/kix2010.pdf</a><br />
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You can use it to map drives like this:<br />
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USE E: &quot;\\SERVER\PUBLIC&quot;
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Try making your logon script first Delete/Disconnect mapped drives and then remap/reconnect (all in same script).<br />
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You'll find that it will cooperate much better this way.<br />
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Dim &nbsp;WshNetwork <br />
Set WshNetwork = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Netw<wbr />ork&quot;)<br />
Set clDrives = WshNetwork.EnumNetworkDriv<wbr />es<br />
For i = 0 to clDrives.Count -1 Step 2<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; WSHNetwork.RemoveNetworkDr<wbr />ive clDrives.Item(i), True, True<br />
Next <br />

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net use * /delete /yes is the batch delete all mapped drives method<br />

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I'm using a login script to map drives to shared folders. I'm also running terminal services remote apps. After my users login and then login to the remote apps they randomly get the command prompt box appear during the login script that stops with a question that says there are pending connections to the drive tis mapping and asks if they want to force them closed. If they type Y and hit enter out of it everything works, but if they close it or ignore it not all of the drives get mapped. I want to be able to auto answer yes in my script so my end users can't mess it up. How would I do this?
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I'm using a login script to map drives to shared folders. I'm also running terminal services remote apps. After my users login and then login to the remote apps they randomly get the command prompt box appear during the login script that stops with a question that says there are pending connections to the drive tis mapping and asks if they want to force them closed. If they type Y and hit enter out of it everything works, but if they close it or ignore it not all of the drives get mapped. I want to be able to auto answer yes in my script so my end users can't mess it up. How would I do this?

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