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Okay guys,
Using this guide: http://mynetx.net/2352/how-to-connect-your-skydrive-in-windows-explorer , I attempted to make a mapped network drive of my Windows SkyDrive (which is 25GB of cloud storage). Here is a picture (non-important stuff has been smudged):
It failed, but now I'm left with a Network Location in My Computer that simply won't go away. Right clicking on it ultimately results in the "hour glass" icon, My Computer freezing ("Not Responding"), and Windows Explorer crashing. Obviously this is preventing me from completely disconnecting from the drive.
Thankfully, Windows 7 recovers well from Explorer crashes. I'd also like to note that this unmapped network drive increases my Windows 7 boot time by a couple minutes. I've also tried "net use /del S:" in Command Prompt - it said the drive was deleted, but it still shows up in My Computer.
My question simply is: how can I delete this annoying network drive? TL;DR - Right clicking obviously doesn't get me a context menu, and double clicking generates a failure to connect message.
Thanks in advance.
Using this guide: http://mynetx.net/2352/how-to-connect-your-skydrive-in-windows-explorer , I attempted to make a mapped network drive of my Windows SkyDrive (which is 25GB of cloud storage). Here is a picture (non-important stuff has been smudged):
It failed, but now I'm left with a Network Location in My Computer that simply won't go away. Right clicking on it ultimately results in the "hour glass" icon, My Computer freezing ("Not Responding"), and Windows Explorer crashing. Obviously this is preventing me from completely disconnecting from the drive.
Thankfully, Windows 7 recovers well from Explorer crashes. I'd also like to note that this unmapped network drive increases my Windows 7 boot time by a couple minutes. I've also tried "net use /del S:" in Command Prompt - it said the drive was deleted, but it still shows up in My Computer.
My question simply is: how can I delete this annoying network drive? TL;DR - Right clicking obviously doesn't get me a context menu, and double clicking generates a failure to connect message.
Thanks in advance.
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