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Group: Members Posts: 85 Member No.: 431 Joined: 02-December 07 |
I have a Vista PC with some network drives mapped to folders on a network disc and on an XP PC. In Windows Explorer these initially show after bootup as 'disconnected' with a red cross on the icon but become connected when they are first used and the red cross disappears.
If the network drives are not used for a while they again show as disconnected until the next use (and a restart of Explorer in order to update it). This 'timeout' seems to me to have no purpose or benefit as the drives are always available. The mappings are also set to reconnect at bootup anyway. This doesn't prevent their use but does anyone know what, why or where to over-ride this misleading indicator ? 'Computer' seems to hang on to the connected state after the first connection and its use can correct the status shown by Explorer. |
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Group: Members Posts: 1147 Member No.: 978 Joined: 23-December 07 |
I have the same problems did anybody else reply. Lee "Tom Allen" wrote:
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