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Some drive mapping not reconnecting after reboot

Using a group policy to do drive mapping.

4 separate drive mappings, all set to update all on same server.

If a user reboots, they lose two of the drive mappings, two remain. Only difference, the two drives that disappear (new this weekend) are shared from subfolder on server.
Running GPUPDATE /FORCE, restores the missing drives.

These two drives that disappear on reboot.
H: \\Server\sys2\homedir
S: \\Server\sys2\scansoft

These two drives do not disappear on reboot.
N: \\server\sys
Y: \\server\pictures

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Shaun Vermaak

Medium Priority ? 2 Views Last Modified: 2018-11-12 Edit Question
Using a group policy to do drive mapping.

4 separate drive mappings, all set to update all on same server.

GPO Preferences or Script?

jfesler

ASKER

Think I just found the issue, I used rsop.msc on client computer. Saw that an old login script was being applied. I found the GPO that was introducing the login script. Tested a couple computers and it appears to be working now.
Will leave this open, to confirm problem is resolved.

Thank you for the replies.

Shaun Vermaak

Exactly.

Running NET USE X: /Delete a bunch of times will have no lasting effect if a GPO still applies the actual GPO

John

Duplicate GPO scripts will certainly cause this issue.

Shaun Vermaak

Using GPO Preferences the requirement to create multiple GPOs that contains Login scripts goes away because you can use item-level-filtering

John

Thank you for the replies. <-- you are very welcome and I was happy to help

jfesler

ASKER

Appreciate the quick replies!