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Old 27th Oct 02, 06:04 PM
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I have an old network drive location that appears when a install program looks at the system. How do i remove all traces of this portable drive that was attached to a network computer?

Thanks, other wise I can not install this program......

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Hmmm....assuming you are running windows, there are a couple of ways:

1. Hit Start---->Run and then type cmd or command if you are using anything pre 2k. When thd dos box pops up type (without the hyphens) "net use /?" for a list of command line net use options. I beleive you would want to put in the "/delete" switch.

2. You could just right-click on network neighborhood and select "Disconnect Network Drive" Then pick the one you want gone...

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Old 28th Oct 02, 08:29 PM
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Thanks. it is an XP......and i have cleared the network polaces... still doesn't work
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