I am remapping drives using Group Policy Preferences. Before drive u:\ was for \\server\users and then the person had to go to their folder. I decided to make u: \\servers\users\username which makes more sense. I also wanted to make it more personal so I made the label 'My User Folder'.
The mapping is correct but it has the old label "dewey on 'server\users" In the registry there is a key called MountPoints2 and it shows both the old new mapping, but the label is attached to the wrong one. What's up with that?
I suppose I could give up my 'My User Folder' idea but I am pretty stubborn.
Is it safe to delete the HKCU's MountPoints2 key? It does have a lot of other entries.
Thanks
Jane
