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Hey

 

Is there any way either in VBS or GPO you can hide mapped drives?

Am wanting to hide an F: as all the sims data is on that and teachers are started to have sims.net installed on there computers in their offices.

 

Thanks

 

T

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Careful though. I don't think some of the legacy 16 bit code (e.g. Nova-T) likes hidden drives.

 

That said, Dan Clark (SIMS forum's version of Geoff) seems to think that in most cases you can get away with using UNCs if you don't install Nova-T on a workstation.

Posted
Careful though. I don't think some of the legacy 16 bit code (e.g. Nova-T) likes hidden drives.

 

That said, Dan Clark (SIMS forum's version of Geoff) seems to think that in most cases you can get away with using UNCs if you don't install Nova-T on a workstation.

 

NovaT seems ok with it on our system. The drives are still mapped it's only Explorer that doesn't see them.

 

This page will help.

 

HBJB

Posted

That just stops it from being browsed to ... if you have it mapped it is viewable in explorer unless you also then hid that drive via gpo ... and if the drive is mapped after the gpo is applied then you get issues.

 

This was how I found it 12 months ago when I last had a play with similar but I* will be looking at the links above to see if there are some good ideas.

 

Thanks to those who posted links above.

 

* 'I' actually means 'I will get a minion to look.'

  • 1 month later...
Posted

Hey

 

Im still having a bit of a problem with this..

 

Ive hidden C: in my computer via GP but am wanting users to access it when they type in c:\....\....\...

 

Can anyone help?

  • 5 years later...
Posted
I've got a mapped drive that I told staff to vacate as I would be taking it out of service over the holidays. I then realised that there are some educational programs that use that mapped drive. Will Hidecalc hide the drive, so they think it's gone or will it make the drive inaccessible?

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