"could not reconnect network drives"

[skanky]

when i log in, i get the above message, i know its because one of the shared drives i have a letter mapped to (and is set to persistent) isnt on my network so fair enough but i want to leave the drive mapping there because i will use it later on.

but i keep getting that message and its starting to annoy me, any way of taking that off? machine isnt on a domain so login scripts are pretty much out surely?

dont want to do a batch file as i would need to enter the password in every boot, which is worse than what it is atm, dont want to put my password in a batch file either.

 

[Deleted member 58846]

when i log in, i get the above message, i know its because one of the shared drives i have a letter mapped to (and is set to persistent) isnt on my network so fair enough but i want to leave the drive mapping there because i will use it later on.

but i keep getting that message and its starting to annoy me, any way of taking that off? machine isnt on a domain so login scripts are pretty much out surely?

dont want to do a batch file as i would need to enter the password in every boot, which is worse than what it is atm, dont want to put my password in a batch file either.

No, with a batch file you can supply the username and password inside it.

net use X: \\server\share /USER:USERNAME PASSWORD

It's as easy as that, hide it in system32 something like that then gpedit (unless ** using xp home)

EDIT: you are talking about a home pc aint you?......... whats the problem with putting a new username on the workstation and loggin in that way?