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I am working with a Windows 2000 domain with a mix of 2000 Professional,98 and 95 clients. I am mapping network drives with logon scripts. The logon scripts would not run at first. When I removed the line: Net Use * /delete /yes, all the logon scripts ran an the client machines. I need to delete previous mappings and can not go to each machine. Any ideas?
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by dc1
issue the same statement that you are using at the end of the batch file except use the drive letters instead of *.
by dschwein
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I concur with the first answer. You need to specify the drives to delete.
by dschwein
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net use * /d /y
works with W2KPro clients. as for '98 and '95 you will need one of two things:
net use * /d null to the end of your net use commands, i.e.
net use * /d /y >nul
as this re-directs the output (command completed successfully) to a nul deviceand not to the screen.
Regards,
JB.
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