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Yeah have one, but its configured to map a public drive, and it continues to work flawlessly. 
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Yeah have one, but its configured to map a public drive, and it continues to work flawlessly.

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Thats not a bad idea, havent tried it but will give it a go and check back. 
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Thats not a bad idea, havent tried it but will give it a go and check back.

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Hello! <br />
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One of my AD users is experiencing that he loses his personal network drive from time to time. <br />
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In Active Directory Users and Computers, under the profile tab, he has P: connected to \\server2\personal\user. this works okay, but sometimes when the user logs in, the P drive is gone and replaced by a Y-Drive?? How can this be, and how can i ensure that he always receives the right drive letter? <br />
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Thanks!
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Hello! 

One of my AD users is experiencing that he loses his personal network drive from time to time. 

In Active Directory Users and Computers, under the profile tab, he has P: connected to \\server2\personal\user. this works okay, but sometimes when the user logs in, the P drive is gone and replaced by a Y-Drive?? How can this be, and how can i ensure that he always receives the right drive letter? 

Thanks!

AD user loses personal drive from time to time

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