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network drive not re-connecting

bking · 2006-05-24 08:41:33

Hi folks I'm wondering if maybe one of you guys can help me? I have a laptop that a user takes home each evening. When he comes back in to the office, and rejoins our network, he cannot see his network drive. This will contain his personal folders in Outlook 2003. after rebooting, they come back, but surely they should map…

24-05-2006 9:41am

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bking

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Hi folks
I'm wondering if maybe one of you guys can help me? I have a laptop that a user takes home each evening. When he comes back in to the office, and rejoins our network, he cannot see his network drive. This will contain his personal folders in Outlook 2003. after rebooting, they come back, but surely they should map automatically, as I have it set up in Active Directory to automatically map at logon. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 24-05-2006 9:50am

seamus

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If he's not shutting down/rebooting the machine before plugging it back into your network, then quite often for whatever reason it simply fails to pick up the domain, and logs him in with cached credentials, without running the logon script. I've seen it happen a good few times, and I don't know if there's an easy fix for it.

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#3 24-05-2006 9:54am

TillyT

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have you got it included in your log on script?

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