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How do I delete the history of past drives that were mapped in Windows?
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by pierrejamme
I may not correctly nderstand you question, however I will take a shot anyway. If you right click on any network drive or directory and choose "Map a Network Drive", you will get a list of mapped drives. There you can uncheck "Reconnect at logon" any mappings you no longer wish.
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by craighassan
Are you talking about the drop down list in Map Network Dive - path? If so they are in the following registry key: (assuming NT)
HKEY_USERS\ "Your USER" \Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Network\Persistent Connections
"Your USER" will be the ID of the logged in account
If you aren't using NT, just search the registry for one of the mappings that show up in the path dropdown.
Hope this helped.
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