getting a mapped drive to forget details

[TechSupp]

Have an issue with a machine that we have to manually map a couple of drives so that she can access an area on our curriculum server, however although one mapping is fine, another just seems to forget its logon details as far as I can see as it just says no access. Re mapped it yesterday and all was well until she has come to logon today, one drive fine, the problem one no access. The original login details used to map the drive has now been disabled (due to another issue unrelated) so can only think it is still trying to use those although when I remapped it I did tell it to use alternative details, any ideas how to get it to totally forget the original login details for that mapping?

Would mapping to another drive letter get around this issue or would it still remember the details linked to the share rather than the letter.

[Kenny_G]

Is anything being held in Credential Manager?

[TechSupp]

That's where I am going to look when I get back in (did a bit of Googling).

[TechSupp]

Looked at that, deleted credentials and remapped drives. Frim error message seemed it didnt like having drives shared to same server with different users, now all mapped with same user. Will check again tomorrow.

[GreyFox]

Probably not what you're looking for, but we just edit security access for shared drives, map with GP and all is good. Is that not something you can do?

[TechSupp]

Thanks but yes we set maps via logon scripts etc for curriculum no problem but this was an admin machine (which I usually dont touch) but the new head needed to access a couple of our curriculum shares, planning etc. So a manual map was needed, once set, job done. Once I got rid of existing credentials and remapped tge drive all has been ok since. As I said issue was original drive was mapped with a user we had to dissable, then I needed to map another drive with different user option....thats when windows complained I was trying to map multiple drives with multiple user credentials....all sorted now and a bit wiser 😁