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windows cannot find recycier/system.exe, trying to access mapped drive on network
We have numerous drives on the network i can access this drive which is drive n:\ however this user cant.
I have re-imaged unmapped and re-mapped however still cant access.
The drive is setup so this user can access it straight away through group policy.
Please see the print screen which occurs when she tries to access her n:\ drive.
I can access it so can 20 other people.
whatis-this.xls
I have re-imaged unmapped and re-mapped however still cant access.
The drive is setup so this user can access it straight away through group policy.
Please see the print screen which occurs when she tries to access her n:\ drive.
I can access it so can 20 other people.
whatis-this.xls
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Image is perfect as i have used the same image on 3 other P.C's that day after this image and they do not have this problem. We sit behind hardware firewalls and corporate end point secuirty and also have end point protection on all servers. problem is still there. Virus scanners etc come up with nothing
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OK Thankyou that stopped that error however now i get the following error. See attached print screen. I have tried to re-map etc and set by gp update but still get the new message.
reg.xls
reg.xls
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i tried to re-map drive and now get the original error again...
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sorry i dont understand. How am i to get the parent keys? Have done full search for RECYCIER and only have the 1 key and deleted it.
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Here is print screen. do u mean delete the shell folder key and the auto run key under the highlighted folder
whatis-it2.xls
whatis-it2.xls
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Awesome that was it. the autorun and the shell and also the command. As soon as they were deleted i got access back straight away.
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Thanks Statick001
as you've stated that you've re-imaged and the problem persists, i would start by scanning the network share in question (from a clean machine), and also the image itself. also, check for any USB flash disks connected to the computer in question, as some of the known baddies that do this like to propogate on flash disks.