Restoring Network Connections

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Hi All
How do I stop my pc from trying to restore network connections. It maps
network connections from a login script but before this can run, it trys to
restore network connections. This is annoying because it needs a password to
connect to this share and it keeeps asking for it. Is there some way in 2000
to setup a "quick Login". I tried deleting the value "username" in the
registry under the share letter in Hkey_Current_User\Network

Any help would be appreciated
Derry
 
it is possible some one map the drive using reconnect at logon and logon script map them persistent. this may help, quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net
Mapping problem - persistent connection

After you changed net use I: \\serverA\shared to \\serverB\shared in your logon script, some windows 2000 machines are still mapping to \\serverA\shared. The reason is that net use /persistent:yes is default settings for NT and win2000/XP. You can disconnect the old mapping and re-logon. That will map to \\cbgntB\shared. Also you may want to use NET USE I: \\servername\folder /persistent:no so that next time when we change the mapping, it will automatically map to the new settings.


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Hi All
How do I stop my pc from trying to restore network connections. It maps
network connections from a login script but before this can run, it trys to
restore network connections. This is annoying because it needs a password to
connect to this share and it keeeps asking for it. Is there some way in 2000
to setup a "quick Login". I tried deleting the value "username" in the
registry under the share letter in Hkey_Current_User\Network

Any help would be appreciated
Derry
 
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