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Turn Persistence OFF to the network share in question. <br />
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NET USE Z: /Delete &nbsp;(where Z is the network share)<br />
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NET USE /PERSISTENCE:NO<br />
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Perhaps use a NET USE Z: /Delete in the script before mapping to ensure the map dies when you log off. <br />
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.... Thinkpads_User
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Turn Persistence OFF to the network share in question.

NET USE Z: /Delete  (where Z is the network share)

NET USE /PERSISTENCE:NO

Perhaps use a NET USE Z: /Delete in the script before mapping to ensure the map dies when you log off.

.... Thinkpads_User

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Hi all<br />
<br />
Hope someone can help! I have inherited a bit a weird issue,<br />
<br />
Basically we have a DR site and when the link is broken (for a test), when logging on servers they hang failing to load windows explorer, server manager will load so we can browse to the C: drive, cmd then start explorer.<br />
<br />
We believe it is the network drives that are mapped, as when these are removed and the user logs back in explorer loads instantly without issue,<br />
<br />
One of the network drives points back to a network share at our head office which is causing the hang<br />
<br />
I have tried to find what is forcing the mapped drives for any new users/profiles logging onto the server, I have made sure there are no login scripts, gpo's applied and even disabled mapped drives within a gpo but it still maps the drives for new users.<br />
<br />
Any ideas would be grateful!<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi all

Hope someone can help! I have inherited a bit a weird issue,

Basically we have a DR site and when the link is broken (for a test), when logging on servers they hang failing to load windows explorer, server manager will load so we can browse to the C: drive, cmd then start explorer.

We believe it is the network drives that are mapped, as when these are removed and the user logs back in explorer loads instantly without issue,

One of the network drives points back to a network share at our head office which is causing the hang

I have tried to find what is forcing the mapped drives for any new users/profiles logging onto the server, I have made sure there are no login scripts, gpo's applied and even disabled mapped drives within a gpo but it still maps the drives for new users.

Any ideas would be grateful!

Thanks

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