I've done that. The drive says it's disconnected, but when I go to
'computer' it still shows in the drive lists but with a great big red X on
it. I also still get the message that the system cannot find a network drive
and points to this one since it's all she has ever had on her computer.
Right clicking the drive doesn't even give the option to try to remove or
delete the drive.
Disk management doesn't give that option either, since it doesn't recognize
the drive at all. Only in startup and when going into 'computer' or "my
computer" as XP users would know it.
I just want all references to it gone. Disabling doesn't cut it.
Disconnecting does either.
Thanks for trying though!
Raas
"Jay" wrote:
Quote:
> "Raas" <Raas@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6C85B539-D5CD-49D7-A7C9-4D6496142BB9@xxxxxx Quote:
> >I had previously tried this, however when I get to the dialog box that asks
> > for the mapping, I uncheck the check box but the 'finish' button is not
> > enabled. If I select a folder from the dropdown box, the 'finish' button
> > is
> > enabled, but the system wants to map a drive again. If I clear the folder
> > area completely, the 'finish' button is no longer enabled. In otherwords,
> > this option doesn't work. I don't want to simple have the mapped drive
> > not
> > show, I want it gone, and this option doesn't work for either scenario
> > unless
> > I'm able to be connected to the drive while selecting the option. I can't
> > do
> > that. She no longer works there.
> >
> > Any other suggestions would be quite welcome.
>
> Can you not just right click it's icon and choose disconnect?
> Don't have any mapped on here to test but us what I've done in previous
> versions
>
>