unable to find network after reboot

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Hi all.

I have manually mapped a network drive to G: \\Fs1\Server_G. I ticked the
choise "always reconnect after logon". That didn't worked. The system didn't
make the reconnection after the reboot. After every reboot


SO I created a script to run during start up in order to map a network
drive. This drive is on a server.


@echo off
net use /persistent:NO
net use G: /del /YES
net use G: \\Fs1\Server_G
net use

When i try to reboot the pc (XP PRO SP2) i get

unable to find the network connection.
And then i get the error 1231 System error.
It seems that after reboot the pc cannot find the network connection and as
a result it doesn't make the mapping

Thanks for any help
 
What's the system error if you do "net view \\fs1"?

Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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Hi all.

I have manually mapped a network drive to G: \\Fs1\Server_G. I ticked the
choise "always reconnect after logon". That didn't worked. The system didn't
make the reconnection after the reboot. After every reboot


SO I created a script to run during start up in order to map a network
drive. This drive is on a server.


@echo off
net use /persistent:NO
net use G: /del /YES
net use G: \\Fs1\Server_G
net use

When i try to reboot the pc (XP PRO SP2) i get

unable to find the network connection.
And then i get the error 1231 System error.
It seems that after reboot the pc cannot find the network connection and as
a result it doesn't make the mapping

Thanks for any help
 
I have manually mapped a network drive to G: \\Fs1\Server_G. I
ticked the choise "always reconnect after logon". That didn't
worked. The system didn't make the reconnection after the reboot.
After every reboot
Click to expand...

Is it possible that your network is a wireless network? It usually
takes about a minute or two after boot-up/login to establish a wireless
connection. It's possible that it gives up trying before then.

HTH,
John
 
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