Have you done any updates recently?.
Try this script for the server mapped drives..
http://www.scriptstart.com/popup.php?d=help&s=drives
You could always execute a batch file to map your drive to your system
automatically. That's what I did with my works "server" so that anytime
you log-on or log-in the script tries to connect. Here's what I used:
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@ECHO Off :: Turn the echo command off
TITLE WAA Server Status - Connecting :: Set the title of the window
IF EXIST Z
GOTO End :: If Z already exists, exit
IF NOT EXIST Z GOTO MapIt :: If Z doesn't exist, create
:MapIt
ECHO Connecting to Server . . . Please Wait . . .
NET USE Z: "\\130.85.190.245\Serving_Walker" WalkerRules
/user:130.85.190.245\WalkerServer
:: Map Name | Address of folder/drive | password | Username to log
in with
ECHO Successfully connected to server. Continuing startup . .
:End
ECHO Already established connection.
http://osdir.com/ml/editors.editplus.general/2006-03/msg00002.html
Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.
Re mapped drives issue, more info..
Mapped Drive Disconnection Problem
I have found that on the computers in my office that use "QuickBooks" have a little problem. For some reason when/if we lose connectivity on a particular machine, then the mapped network drives on that machine will say "Disconnected" in My Computer. Manually double clicking the drives will instantly bring them up in my computer, HOWEVER, if this is not done first, QuickBooks can not seem to "re-connect" the drives itself, and will just hang, searching for the drives. Any solutions and help would be much appreciated.
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