I have a logon script that uses net use to map S:\ and U:\ to two different
server shares. I added a Vista machine to the network a few months ago and
just today it started getting a little loopy with drive mappings. F through Z
are all mapped when it should only be S:\ and U:\. I've disconnected all
those extra drive letters, but they returned.

"Fistgrrl" <Fistgrrl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:48C7D9BA-574E-477E-AFDD-80B66A100FB5@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>I have a logon script that uses net use to map S:\ and U:\ to two different
> server shares. I added a Vista machine to the network a few months ago and
> just today it started getting a little loopy with drive mappings. F
> through Z
> are all mapped when it should only be S:\ and U:\. I've disconnected all
> those extra drive letters, but they returned.[/color]

You could enhance your logon script to remove any superfluous drive mappings
when it runs.

--
Jon

When I restart the computer all of the drive mappings are gone, except for
the ones that are supposed to be there. It's now 6 hours later and Vista has
R-Z mapped. I won't be surprised if F-Z are mapped by the end of the day.

"Jon" wrote:
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> "Fistgrrl" <Fistgrrl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:48C7D9BA-574E-477E-AFDD-80B66A100FB5@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> >I have a logon script that uses net use to map S:\ and U:\ to two different
> > server shares. I added a Vista machine to the network a few months ago and
> > just today it started getting a little loopy with drive mappings. F
> > through Z
> > are all mapped when it should only be S:\ and U:\. I've disconnected all
> > those extra drive letters, but they returned.[/color]
>
> You could enhance your logon script to remove any superfluous drive mappings
> when it runs.
>
> --
> Jon
>
>[/color]

Fistgrrl wrote:[color=blue]
> I have a logon script that uses net use to map S:\ and U:\ to two different
> server shares. I added a Vista machine to the network a few months ago and
> just today it started getting a little loopy with drive mappings. F through Z
> are all mapped when it should only be S:\ and U:\. I've disconnected all
> those extra drive letters, but they returned.[/color]

Are the scripts .bat files? I found some references to problems mapping
drives in Vista with a .bat file. It concerns UAC. I don't pretend to
understand it but my search on "login script to map drives in Vista"
got me to this site:

[url]http://www.developersdex.com/asp/message.asp?p=593&r=5431945&Page=1[/url]

Not exactly what you are experiencing but it does indicate there is a
problem mapping drives with a script in Vista.


gls858