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in the course of a day a user notices that they have multiple drive mappings on workstation(not network). What would cause this to happen?
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by rewrite
Explain a little further. Do you mean that they have drive letters assigned from their own machine to their own machine?
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by manders3
This what I mean. User logs on Win 95 machine. In the course of a day her 'C' drive multiplies. When you look in My Computer you see c, d, e, f, g, h, i and j is her cd-rom drive. What would make that happen?
by rindi1
Are these CD or DVD Rom Mappings? If so, you have probably installed software which emulates cd Drives. These often come from CD burner software etc. Often you can see the Icons corresponding to that software in the taskbar. You should be able to remove those drives from starting up automatically by right-clicking on the icon in the taskbar and then changing the setup of these programs. If you start msconfig via Start, Run, you can also disable items which startup automatically.
by rewrite
Yes,but what do the d,e,f,g,h and i maps point to?
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