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![]() Join Date: Mar 2008
Vista Ultimate c64
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I haven't found a solution to this yet:
I have 2 network driver established. They reconnect during reboots and are accessible fine. For some reason they stopped being visible in explorer until I explicitly go to them by enteing the letter in the address bar. Then one or both with show up (usually just the one I put in) I also have an internet webdav drive that also does not show up until i put it's letter in the address bar. If I use applications to access the letters, they show up ok in that application's file open/save box. Any Ideas? Thanks, Marc |
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Vista x64 Ultimate SP1
Posts: 12,919
Location: Texas, USA
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Hi Marc,
Welcome to Vista Forums. ![]() I'm not sure, but you might check to see if it is hopefully something as simple as what is in this tutorial. Try the one in the NOTE too. Driver Letters - Show or Remove Hope this helps, Shawn |
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Vista x64 Ultimate SP1
Posts: 12,919
Location: Texas, USA
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Wish I knew a solution for you.
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Ultimate SP1 x64 & x32
Posts: 843
Location: Paris
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