network places cached drive list

[M Carrier]

How do you remove the list of drives you reached?
I believe its in views somewhere but for the life of me
cannot find it.

[Steve Winograd [MVP]]

In article >, "M Carrier"
> wrote:
>How do you remove the list of drives you reached?
>I believe its in views somewhere but for the life of me
>cannot find it.

In My Network Places, right click an undesired drive and click Delete.
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[M Carrier]

Thanks, I had that part figured out, just wondering where
the setting is to stop Windows to cache these?
>-----Original Message-----
>In article >, "M
Carrier"
> wrote:
>>How do you remove the list of drives you reached?
>>I believe its in views somewhere but for the life of me
>>cannot find it.
>
>In My Network Places, right click an undesired drive and
click Delete.
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>Best Wishes,
>Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
>
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group
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[Hans-Georg Michna]

"M Carrier" > wrote:

>Thanks, I had that part figured out, just wondering where
>the setting is to stop Windows to cache these?

I am under the impression that they disappear on their own after
some time if they are never found on the network.

But then I keep seeing one that seems to be sticky.

Does anybody know how this works?

Hans-Georg

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[Ron Lowe]

"M Carrier" > wrote in message
...
> Thanks, I had that part figured out, just wondering where
> the setting is to stop Windows to cache these?


Try googling on "NoRecentDocsNetHood"...

http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1045/


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