m4ko Posted September 27, 2007 Report Posted September 27, 2007 Hello, I got a REALLY annoying bug ! I went into standby with my laptop and after opening it up uniform server was not working anymore. Also I can't get rid of drive w ! I rebootet clean and the drive is still there. I can't stop it with stop.bat or UniCOntroller. Also when I try to "start.bat y" the program responds "Uniform server running on y:" -> but there is no drive Y and the server is not working too. Help ! How to get rid of w ? Quote
Ric Posted September 27, 2007 Report Posted September 27, 2007 A quick intro to SUBST command. 1) The SUBST command allows you to map any folder (or physical drive) to a drive letter.For example:SUBST Z: C:\ --- Maps the C drive to virtual drive ZSUBST S: C:\test --- Maps the folder test to virtual drive SSUBST W: E:\new\uniserver --- Maps the folder uniserver to virtual drive W 2) To list all virtual drives created open a command prompt and typeSUBSTwith no parameters. This will list all drive letters and their corresponding folder mappings. 3) To delete a virtual drive use the /D parameter. For exampleSUBST Z: /D --- Deletes drive ZSUBST S: /D --- Deletes drive SSUBST W: /D --- Deletes drive W ==========================================================I have noticed some laptops when entering either standby or power down mode unpredictable things occur; files and registry entries can get corrupted. For whatever reason you have a persistent drive letter W. Check using 2) to see if it is still listed as a virtual drive. If so use 3) to delete it, should this not remove the drive you may a serious corruption problem. Instead of using "start.bat y" try Disk Start.vbs or UniController.exe All the bestRic Quote
m4ko Posted September 27, 2007 Author Report Posted September 27, 2007 Thank you. I didn't know that mapping feature of windows. Could successfully remove w and I am up and runnin again. Cheers Quote
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