I have Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 2. I have a network drive that had 'Reconnect at logon' checked when I created the mapping. When I start Windows and log on, it is still mapped (I think that is what 'Reconnect at logon' actually means) and is initially shown as "Disconnected Network Drive" in Windows Explorer. As soon as I open the folder in Windows Explorer, it connects and it is shown as "Network Drive". This behaviour appears to be a problem for HP's "Transfer Images" software which will not work unless the drive is actually connected already. I will report this to HP (who have so far had me just re-map the drive over and over and are not really listening to me). However, is there a workaround I can use, such as a way to force the drive to be connected at logon? This occurs on a laptop with a wireless network connection. It does not occur, all other relevant factors being the same, on a computer with a wired network connection. I think this could be relevant. Thanks, Paul
