A quick glance showed the functioning drives paths did *not* end with a trailing slash, but the failing drive mapping did (see following example). I didn’t have any spaces in the drive description, but that got me thinking. This was the opposite of what I was after! Finally I ran across a forum thread where one of the troubleshooting steps a user mentioned was to check for spaces in the drive description. Prevents users from using My Computer to gain access to. Then create a new GPO and link it to the user account OU, then select Edit. Firstly, open the Group Policy Management Console (gpmc.msc) to manage the domain GPO. We can do this using the following steps: 1.
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Let’s learn how: Firstly, on the Desktop search bar, type Group Policy and open the Edit Group Policy option. In GPMC under Windows Explorer youll find a policy called Prevent access to drives from My Computer. Creating a GPO to map the shared folder as a network drive. Edit Your GPOs Settings Right click your GPO and click on Edit Expand User Configuration -> Preferences-> Windows Settings -> Drive Mappings Right click on Drive Mappings and then click on New -> Mapped Drive In the box that opens, choose Update for the Action (since we want to push a new drive rather than replace an existing drive). However, editing the relevant group policy setting can resolve the said error in no time. I searched online for this error and kept finding results where people were trying to get rid of existing mapped drives but were unable to. Various group policy settings can trigger the Mapped Drive is Disconnected After Reboot issue. On the Group Policy Management screen, locate the folder named Group Policy Objects. Frustrated, I started digging into the event viewer and found this error: 0x800708ca This network connection does not exist Tutorial - Creating a GPO to Map Network Drive Click on the Start menu, locate and open the Group Policy Management tool. I was recently adding an additional mapped drive to an existing GPO, but the drive would not appear no matter what changes I made to the various settings (Create/Replace/Update, adding a Delete first, setting this or all drives to show, etc).
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