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Old 01-11-2005, 15:58   #1
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Strange Network Drive behaviour

Hi All

I'm having a strange problem with an XP Pro pc. It has a mapped network drive (J: ) pointing to a share on the server called stuff. So therefore i can browse my comp and access "J:\stuff" ... good.

The strange thing is that at Random i will suddenly have one or more network drives pointing to "stuff" but labelled Y: or V: or Z:, in fact mapped as pretty much any letter.

Now i can right click these and disconnect and Voila, they disappear. But in time they reappear. I have all the latest Spacks/hot fixes etc etc, run full (up to date) Anti Virus and several Spyware scans - All Clear. Nothing shows in Event logs etc, and apart from this annoyance the machine runs perfectly.

Any one come across this, Google is not helping me at the mo.....
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Re: Strange Network Drive behaviour

Nope, that's a new one on me. Very bizarre.
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Re: Strange Network Drive behaviour

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Nope, that's a new one on me. Very bizarre.
me too - i mean i could understand if it was Halloween, but that was yesterday!
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Re: Strange Network Drive behaviour

How many other mapped drives do you have and does this only happen when you insert a pendrive for instance?
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Re: Strange Network Drive behaviour

The PC only has the one mapped network drive. It happens totally at random, no pen drives etc are ever used on the machine, it has A: C: D: E: and J: .....
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