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Within your script do you have an asterisk defined?<br />
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example<br />
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net use * \\server\share<br />
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Cleanest method in my opinion is the use Drive Map Preference using a GPO to map network drives.
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Within your script do you have an asterisk defined?

example

net use * \\server\share

Cleanest method in my opinion is the use Drive Map Preference using a GPO to map network drives.

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I have a lengthy vb script which runs and maps all network shares based on AD membership.<br />
This was recently changed to a .bat which runs upon login.<br />
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However the questions remains only one network folder is showing up twice.<br />
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any way for me to resolve this?
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I have a lengthy vb script which runs and maps all network shares based on AD membership.
This was recently changed to a .bat which runs upon login.

However the questions remains only one network folder is showing up twice.

any way for me to resolve this?

Why is a mapped network drive showing up twice

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