disconnect from network drive

Hi!
Could someone explain to me the difference between NET USE
and NET STOP?

I've previously mapped a network drive to my server, such as:

net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory password /user:
USERname /persistent:no

And now I would like to disconnect it. For this I used the
following statement:

net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory password /user:
USERname /persistent:no /delete

but was unsuccesfull.

Then I tried:
net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory /delete
but again was unsuccessful.

Can anybody help me, please?
Thanks.
Arr.

"(E-Mail Removed)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Hi!
> Could someone explain to me the difference between NET USE
> and NET STOP?
>
> I've previously mapped a network drive to my server, such as:
>
> net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory password /user:
> USERname /persistent:no
>
> And now I would like to disconnect it. For this I used the
> following statement:
>
> net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory password /user:
> USERname /persistent:no /delete
>
> but was unsuccesfull.
>
> Then I tried:
> net use z: \\SERVERname\SHAREDdirectory /delete
> but again was unsuccessful.
>
> Can anybody help me, please?
> Thanks.
> Arr.
>
>

Kind of hard to figure out why you posted this in the Wireless group, but
the proper command to disconnect a mapped drive is:

net use z: /del

The NET STOP command is used to control services and has nothing to do
with NET USE.

Wayne

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