This is presumable because something is telling file explorer that the drives are there, but when you run "net use" they are disconnected. Slow File Explorer: depending on what point in the process you are at, file explorer will be stuck on the green loading bar after trying to access the shared drives. Running again pulled up no shared connections. Ran it immediately after that, said it was disconnected again, this time giving immediate results as expected. Ran it immediately after, took another 10-15 minutes to say it was reconnecting. "Net Use" takes several minutes to run: I ran it the first time, it took 10 - 15 minutes, finally returned that the shared drive was disconnected. At that point, I closed it out and tried running it again, once again it just sat there, when a successful completion usually takes less than a minute. The current window I am waiting on has been attempting to run for over 1 hour and 30 minutes and it has not finished, thrown an error, or timed out. The command prompt window literally sits there.
WINDOWS 10 MAPPED DRIVES NOT SHOWING UPDATE
The computer is unable to update Group Policy: We have tried running "gpupdate /force" on the user's profile when this issue occurs, and it does not do anything. After about 3 or four attempts, I was finally able to get past this, but then you have to redo it if you want to use a different admin account (attempt logging in several times, wait for it to not do anything for several minutes, try again, etc.) When you try to sign in as an admin (domain or local), it takes you to the UAC login prompt, but then it waits on a blank screen for about 1 - 2 minutes and then times out. In addition to the network drives disappearing, or only partially showing up, we have noticed the following related issues.Ĭan't run programs as admin: This is the most frustrating, because it prevents you from running diagnostics such as event viewer, or other commands that require elevation. I was able to get one error specific to mapping the drives in event viewer indicating the drive was already in use, even though it was not (details at end). These drives are currently mapped via group policy, but we suspect that the the replace/delete option is not working cleanly and causing things to hang up. The initial problem that is obvious is that user's network drives are disappearing when then sign in. Our IT team has noticed a problem with a variety of seemingly related symptoms on several different machines, with multiple different user accounts, each in a different OU for policy.
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