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jfrancoisb   01-31-2012 at 09:20:37 PM

Hi,

recently I do a script to map network share remotely.

My script work fine, we see our new share (in "my computer" ). But label is: Disconnected network drive. Strangely, we can access to this drive but we can't delete it. I only can when I remove an entry into the registry and reboot my PC.

Someone got an idea?

Thanks!

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jlandi   02-03-2012 at 04:34:53 AM

jfrancoisb wrote :

Hi,

recently I do a script to map network share remotely.

My script work fine, we see our new share (in "my computer" ). But label is: Disconnected network drive. Strangely, we can access to this drive but we can't delete it. I only can when I remove an entry into the registry and reboot my PC.

Someone got an idea?

Thanks!




What OS are you running and Version?

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jfrancoisb   02-10-2012 at 02:04:08 AM

Windows XP SP3, i really think that is a rights issue. I try to find how I can run a command as the current user who the script is remotly send.

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jlandi   02-10-2012 at 04:25:25 AM

Could you post the script code please? It sounds like it has something to do with how the script is running or written.

I would just try to create a quick script, below, on the user's desktop and run it from there.

net use N: /delete
net use N: \\server\folder\folder

And see if the issue procs again. If it does then it could be deeper issues, other than that it would be code.

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jfrancoisb   02-10-2012 at 01:50:28 PM

jlandi wrote :

Could you post the script code please? It sounds like it has something to do with how the script is running or written.

I would just try to create a quick script, below, on the user's desktop and run it from there.

net use N: /delete
net use N: \\server\folder\folder

And see if the issue procs again. If it does then it could be deeper issues, other than that it would be code.



Thanks for your reply, i am sure that is not a script issue. Because i can run it localy with no problem.

What i do : create a schedule task on a remote computer who is specified with runas command the user that is currently connect.

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