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Is the group that the user is in a member of any groups? &nbsp;It sounds like an issue with nested groups, or a script that's applied somewhere that was forgotten about. &nbsp;<br />
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Ryan
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Is the group that the user is in a member of any groups?  It sounds like an issue with nested groups, or a script that's applied somewhere that was forgotten about.  

Ryan

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or the script being used is<br />
net use * \\kspec /persistent:yes
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or the script being used is
net use * \\kspec /persistent:yes

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Hmm, the script being used is as follows:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-37851841-1">@echo off
net use K: /delete
net use K: \\server\kspec</code></pre>
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This script is deployed via a GPO that applies to every user in the organization. &nbsp;Strangely enough, this is the only GPO related to drive mapping that affects this user.
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Hmm, the script being used is as follows:


@echo off
net use K: /delete
net use K: \\server\kspec


This script is deployed via a GPO that applies to every user in the organization.  Strangely enough, this is the only GPO related to drive mapping that affects this user.

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It turned out to be a GPO issue.
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At random intervals a user will have their network drives start replicating out of nowhere.<br />
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They are using a laptop on a domain. &nbsp;Group Policy is set to map a users drives based on what security group they are in.<br />
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This user is only in one group that would map drives. &nbsp;They are also the only user having this issue.<br />
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Any help is appreciated<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2012/04_w15/567964/replicatingDrives.png" target="_blank" title="&quot;Screenshot&quot; from the user. (465 KB)"><img alt="&quot;Screenshot&quot; from the user." class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 480px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2012/04_w15/567964/replicatingDrives.png" /></a>.
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replicatingDrives.png

At random intervals a user will have their network drives start replicating out of nowhere.

They are using a laptop on a domain.  Group Policy is set to map a users drives based on what security group they are in.

This user is only in one group that would map drives.  They are also the only user having this issue.

Any help is appreciated.

Network Drives Keep Replicating

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