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08-04-2007
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| Guest | How to remove mapped network drive I created a mapped network drive to backup my hard disk on a NAS. I am having difficulties as the IP address for the NAS changes when I reboot my router. I would like to remove the mapped network drive (Z:\) from my computer but I don't know how to do it. Can anyone help? |
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08-04-2007
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| Guest | RE: How to remove mapped network drive Right click on the network drive and select disconnect. -- Paul "Nick" wrote: > I created a mapped network drive to backup my hard disk on a NAS. I am > having difficulties as the IP address for the NAS changes when I reboot my > router. > > I would like to remove the mapped network drive (Z:\) from my computer but I > don't know how to do it. Can anyone help? > |
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08-04-2007
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| Guest | Re: How to remove mapped network drive I think the OP has the check box checked to reconnect each time he boots. See if you can open the netwroked drive dialog and uncheck that 'reconnect' box. It's a problem I have had and I think I went into the registry to stop it. "PaulB" <PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2BE95874-0D70-4928-8067-1181B2839107@microsoft.com... > Right click on the network drive and select disconnect. > -- > Paul > > > "Nick" wrote: > >> I created a mapped network drive to backup my hard disk on a NAS. I am >> having difficulties as the IP address for the NAS changes when I reboot >> my >> router. >> >> I would like to remove the mapped network drive (Z:\) from my computer >> but I >> don't know how to do it. Can anyone help? >> |
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08-05-2007
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| Guest | Re: How to remove mapped network drive Thanks. I did nothing and the mapped drive went away. I'll revert to the posting if it reappears. Now I have the sync partnership to delete. "John" wrote: > I think the OP has the check box checked to reconnect each time he boots. > See if you can open the netwroked drive dialog and uncheck that 'reconnect' > box. It's a problem I have had and I think I went into the registry to stop > it. > > "PaulB" <PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:2BE95874-0D70-4928-8067-1181B2839107@microsoft.com... > > Right click on the network drive and select disconnect. > > -- > > Paul > > > > > > "Nick" wrote: > > > >> I created a mapped network drive to backup my hard disk on a NAS. I am > >> having difficulties as the IP address for the NAS changes when I reboot > >> my > >> router. > >> > >> I would like to remove the mapped network drive (Z:\) from my computer > >> but I > >> don't know how to do it. Can anyone help? > >> > > > |
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