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Hi,<br />
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I'm using just a batch file including the &quot;net use&quot; command to map the drives.<br />
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For some odd reasons, some of the mapped drives have big red X mark on them - see attached file.<br />
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But when you click on the mapped drive with red X mark, it disappears and appears normal again just like the other active ones.<br />
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Appreciate any feedback.<br />
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Hi,

I'm using just a batch file including the "net use" command to map the drives.

For some odd reasons, some of the mapped drives have big red X mark on them - see attached file.

But when you click on the mapped drive with red X mark, it disappears and appears normal again just like the other active ones.

Appreciate any feedback.



Mapped Drives with red X

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