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My company laptop runs a command line script during boot which adds a set of network drives to the Windows. I'm not using any of these during work at all, I don't even have access to some of them (when I double click the drive I get an Access Denied error).

I can do the following: before I connect to the VPN, I can manually right click and disconnect each network drive. However I don't want to do this every single time, it's 6 drives, sometimes I forget and I have to disconnect the VPN, remove the drives and reconnect the VPN to solve the disk problem (disconnect doesn't work when on the VPN).

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I tried to use the 'net use X: /delete' command from an administrator cmd to disconnect the drive (hoping to create a script to remove them), but for some reason it doesn't work. I get the below error:

So, how come 'net use' says the list is empty, and it is not able to find the network connection, when I can see the mapped network drives with drive letters (G, H, etc) in the Windows file explorer, and I can right click and disconnect from them?

You can share network drive mappings between your own normal and elevated environments by changing the EnableLinkedConnections option. However, different user accounts will still always have separate drive mappings.

What will happen when I will disconnect book or passport when it cannot be safely removed from PC, sometimes it writes a message that it cannot be disconnected. If no copying/back up process is going? Is it OK if simply turn it off?

If in any occasion you can not safely remove a drive, make sure all of the files or processes that involved the drive are closed and then retry. If you still can not safely remove, you can turn off the computer and then disconnect the drive.

All my photos are saved to an external hard drive and its this external hard that Lightroom recognizes. I was just working through a photo shoot I did, and my laptop was nudge a bit and I lost the connection between my external hard drive and my laptop. I went to my desktop screen and it appeared that my external hard drive was still connected, but I thought I should properly eject it just in case. I also re-started Lightroom to give everything a better chance to work. When I started Lightroom back up again and reconnected my external hard drive, Lightroom didn't recognize the external hard drive AT ALL. Normally, if the external hard drive isn't connected, my photos/folders are at least still on the left hand side with little question marks next to them. But this time, there is nothing. Its as if I am starting from scratch. I go into my external hard drive and all of my photos are still there, organized in all the folders just as I had left them.

So I don't understand why Lightroom doesn't even know my photos exist anymore. Did something happen to the catalog? I have clicked on "File" and "Open Recent" to get the most recent catalog open, but that didn't do anything. When I go to "Add a Folder" it recognizes my external hard drive as an option, but won't let me select any of my folders because Lightroom already knows that they have been imported into the system.

This is what my Lightroom looks like. So it looks like all of my photos are in the catalog - all clumped together - almost 40,000 of them. But I had them organized into folders... that correspond to the folders on my hard drive. So how do I get those folders back in Lightroom?

See my comment above - I found my LR Master Photos. Unfortunately they are greyed out and I can't click on any of them. Its as if Lightroom does not recognize that my external hard drive is connected.

Actually i did it through GP. initially there is no access to that server not even now. but map drive from GP doesnot require to access server or share. only if i assign user profile from user properties it is checking the path which is not valid because no access. so GPO works and for user profile i use this path \\path\users\%Username%.

Now the problem is users have multiple shared drives and not all drives are populating, only those drive work from GPO which has specif drive. other drive i marked as user first available which is not showing.

what is the best way to apply GPO for mapped drive. there is user configuration and there is user OU and computer OU. it is a item level target where i use users and groups on it. where should i apply on computer or user ?

I'm trying to disconnect my USB drive but when I do it becomes invisible to my laptop.

I unshared all shared directories, disabled authentication, removed the drive in TP-Link router app and then disconnected the drive form the router.

Plugging the drive in the laptop does nothing. When I reconnect it to the router it's recognized again.

Sounds like the OS might be part of the problem too? It is holding the drive at the SHARED letter it seems, but that could be because you can't 'remove' it as the Router is still thinking it is there.

The router doesn't list the drive anymore and I cant find the drive anywhere when connecting it to my laptop.

It sort of looks like the router just strips all the data that the drive needs to be recognized and connect my windows laptop.

It's a bit of a crap situation because I have a useless drive now, full of data I can reach in any other way than through the router share :(

The router doesn't list the drive anymore and I cant find the drive anywhere when connecting it to my laptop.

It sort of looks like the router just strips all the data that the drive needs to be recognized and connect my windows laptop.

It's a bit of a crap situation because I have a useless drive now, full of data I can reach in any other way than through the router share :(

Does the drive show in DISK MANAGEMENT (open a CMD Prompt and enter diskmgmt.msc)? If you see the disk, it should have a drive letter in parentheses, does it? No letter, need to assign a drive letter to see it.

Last thing, especially on a Laptop, Windows can and will power down USB ports to save power. The reason I asked about other items plugged into the port. In Device Manager you can look at each USB entry and see first if you see a 'Mass Storage Device' listed and open it and check the POWER tab, make sure it is set to off for allowing Windows to turn off to save power. Actually might want to check all and possibly turn that option off, reboot with the drive in and see if you can see it?

Still no trace of it when connected it to the original machine, which is weird. Never had issues like ths before and all other drives connect fine.

Something to figure out on a later day... at least I can access the drive now :)

I would like to preface this by saying I understand this is not the best approach to a disaster recovery solution for windows NTFS file shares, but it's what I have to work with.

I am using an AD group in WEM with a higher priority that contains network drive mapping assignments to a "DR" file server. The idea being, we execute a PowerShell script to add all users to this group in the event the primary file server is offline. I thought this was a cleaner option as oppsed to unassigning/reassigning the drive mapping actions, it also offloads the DR task to anyone who can manage our AD groups.

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I tried to restart the configuration process to troubleshoot. I directly plugged in one motor into M0.

Whenever I do odrv0.axis0.requested_state command is when the odrive disconnects.

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Removing the drive from a Windows Computer :

Disconnecting or "safe removal" of an external drive from your PC is handled by the Windows Safely Remove program. The following are the steps necessary to safely remove an external drive from your Windows computer:

In Mac OS the drive appears as an icon on the desktop. Before unplugging the drive, it needs to be dismounted by dragging the drive to the Trash Can.

Wait a few seconds after the drive has gone into the Trash Can; once the activity light has gone out, you can safely remove the drive. Once the drive is turned off, disconnect the interface cable.

I've seen some conflicting advice around whether it would be best to disconnect my windows 10 drive when performing the install, and then restart with the windows 10 drive back in and set up a bootloader (like grub) via the command line.

Just install Ubuntu in legacy-mode to the fresh SSD and install Grub to the MBR of the same drive. When rebooting after install enter BIOS and change boot-order to SSD with Ubuntu in first place, so the system will boot to Grub and you can choose OS to boot. The Windows-drive will be untouched and the Windows-bootloader will not be overwritten. You don't need to detach the Windows-drive to do that.

If you detach the Windows-drive during installation Grub can not find Windows during installation, but you can add the Grub-menu-entry for Windows after reattaching the Windows-drive. Just boot to Ubuntu, open terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T and run command

In both modes you don't need to disconnect the Windows-drive. Just take care not to overwite the Windows-partitions during install. Choose Something else after starting installer and create the needed partitions on the fresh drive in the next steps. e24fc04721