Hi Raas,
To do this, click the start orb and then click 'Computer'. In the bar at the
top is a number of options, and one of these is 'Map network drive'. Click
it. This brings up a dialogue with the heading 'What network folder would you
like to map?', and underneath is a check box 'Reconnect at logon'. You need
to click that check box to remove the tick (ie, the check box should be
clear). You might also need to delete the contents of the 'Folder:' box as
well. Click 'Finish' when you are done and close 'Computer'.
Dwarf
"Raas" wrote:
Quote:
> The company my wife worked for insisted that her laptop be mapped to one of
> their network drives. She did so, but now no longer works for them. The
> mapped drive still shows up under "computer" and she always gets a message
> that some drives cannot be connected.
>
> How can we completely remove this previously mapped drive from her system?
>
> Thanks!