I manually mapped a network drive to a file server. I then manually disconnected it, but it's still there but with a red X. I cannot get rid of it; I cannot use the drive letter for anything else; I cannot reconnect to it.
I remember this happening occasionally in Windows 7, and I fixed it then with a reboot. But I am now in Windows Server 2012 R2 and it's happening. It seems odd Microsoft would make a supposedly enterprise level OS that required a reboot or some command line hack to do what it's supposed to do.
Anyone got any tricks to get rid of this thing? Being an office server, I really can't reboot it it whenever I want to disconnect a drive.
Thanks,
Jeff