Force delete a session even if files are open
* **Reconnecting at Logon**: To ensure that your network drives are always available, consider adding a command to map the drive to your Windows startup scripts.
net use Z: /delete
@echo off net use P: /delete >nul 2>&1 net use P: \\fileserver\projects\Shared /persistent:yes
net use /persistent:yes
net use * /del /y
reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" /v GpNetworkStartTimeoutPolicyValue /t REG_DWORD /d 60 /f Use code with caution. cmd map network drive better
The biggest frustration users have is that their mapped drive disappears after a reboot. This happens because you forgot the /persistent flag.
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Your current user account does not have permission to access the share, or you provided incorrect credentials.
This creates a “device-less” connection. To delete it: This happens because you forgot the /persistent flag