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We recently migrated to a new domain controller. Since that time, one particular user gets an error on her workstation that "the network connection could not be found" NET HELPMSG 2250.

This is a drive mapping error according to my research. The weird thing is, there is no group policy deployed mapped drives and I have removed all mapped drives from her profile. Additionally, the "NET USE" command shows no mapped drives either.

I used RSOP to ensure that there were not any group policies being picked up that would have anything to do with a mapped drive.

Anyone have a clue here? Maybe a way to completely purge any mapped drive info off of a user profile. I do not receive this error logging in with any other account to the same PC.

thanks in advance, will vote for good answers!

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When do they get the error? When they first logon? Is there a logon script setup for the user that uses the net use command to map a drive? – Nixphoe Jun 15 '11 at 1:27
Does the affected user get the same message if logging on to another workstation? Does another user get the same message if logging on to the affected workstation? – joeqwerty Jun 15 '11 at 1:34
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