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Hello AutoIt community,

I am adding a network folder with:

DriveMapAdd("", "\\Server01\SharedFolder","", "corp\test", "Test123")

After sending a file to this network folder with FileMove I would like to remove the access to this network folder (password protected):

$a = DriveMapDel("\\Server01\SharedFolder")

But after  DriveMapDel if I navigate manually to \\Server01\SharedFolder , I am still able to access this folder, only a loggoff helps to quit access to this shared folder.

I would like to deny the access to this folder after DriveMapDel, what I am doing wrong?

 

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
#include <File.au3>
DriveMapAdd("", "\\Server01\SharedFolder","", "corp\test", "Test123")
FileMove(@MyDocumentsDir & '\test\' & "test.txt","\\Server01\SharedFolder" & @UserName& "." & @ComputerName&".txt",$FC_OVERWRITE)
$a = DriveMapDel("\\Server01\SharedFolder")


MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "DriveDel: " & $a) ; its showing 1 "success"

 

Best regards

Hendrik

 

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I never saw something like this , I even added:

_WinNet_CancelConnection("\\Server01\SharedFolder", True)
_WinNet_CancelConnection2("\\Server01\SharedFolder", True, True)
$a = DriveMapDel("\\Server01\SharedFolder")

Still not working, the connection is too "strong", only logging off helps:

 

DriveMapAdd("", "\\Server01\SharedFolder","", "corp\test", "Test123")
FileMove(@MyDocumentsDir & '\test\' & "test.txt","\\Server01\SharedFolder" & @UserName& "." & @ComputerName&".txt",$FC_OVERWRITE)
$a = DriveMapDel("\\Server01\SharedFolder")

_WinNet_CancelConnection("\\Server01\SharedFolder", True)

_WinNet_CancelConnection2("\\Server01\SharedFolder", True, True)

$a = DriveMapDel("\\Server01\SharedFolder")


MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "DriveDel: " & $a) ; its showing 1 "success"

 

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Sometimes with Windows 7, I have a similar problem, when I delete a network connection (using net use \\server\share /delete with success), but it's still accessible...

In this case, wait about 30 secconds after removing the network connection

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