Windows

This command is correctly. If you type in dos prompt command for change to network drive, you find "Invalid drive". You can see in Explorer, then this drive is status "Disconecting", but you click to drive, connect is remaping automatically. You canuse Explorer for disconnect from network drive.

The command is correct. Try again.

Try net use * /delete /yes instead. Running net use * \delete will prompt for user input that never comes, thus it appears the command didn't work.

The regestry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Network contains all the network mappings that are static for Win9x. You can run a batch file to entirely delete the sub-tree and replace it with an empty one. Use the start command to remove the originals and then again to add them back.

To remove put a - in front of the registry line you want to remove in the merge. And to add do the same thing without the -.

You should be able to supress any output with command line options.