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You may want to clarify your question...
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When network drives are UNUSED for an extended period of time, they are getting disconnected...until...exp<wbr />licitly clicked in internet explorer or by moving to that drive <br />
in DOS-Box. I'm using WinXP Pro - sp2.<br />
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Pls avoid replies like the following...<br />
Set registry entry &nbsp;'HKLM\......lanmanserver\p<wbr />arameters\<wbr />autodiscon<wbr />nect to hi values<br />
or<br />
net config server &nbsp;/autodisconnect:-1<br />
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I know them and IT IS *NOT WORKING*<br />
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Thanks.
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When network drives are UNUSED for an extended period of time, they are getting disconnected...until...explicitly clicked in internet explorer or by moving to that drive
in DOS-Box. I'm using WinXP Pro - sp2.

Pls avoid replies like the following...
Set registry entry  'HKLM\......lanmanserver\parameters\autodisconnect to hi values
or
net config server  /autodisconnect:-1

I know them and IT IS *NOT WORKING*

Thanks.

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Not totally related, but SP2 has been out of the support cycle (as in, no security updates) for 3 years. And maybe, just maybe, this is a bug solved after 2010 ?
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Not totally related, but SP2 has been out of the support cycle (as in, no security updates) for 3 years. And maybe, just maybe, this is a bug solved after 2010 ?

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Network drive disconnecting periodically.
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Network drive disconnecting periodically.

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