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Even when I map a network drive with subst it works correctly, but shows up with a big red X in the Explorer. Does this happen, because the command is deprecated?

I can access the drive w/o any problems, even writing / creating folders and files works.

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What happens when you map using net use or via Windows Explorer? – Driftpeasant Dec 2 '11 at 14:18
Everything works great w/o that red X. I know, it's a working and better alternative. – Sn0opy Dec 2 '11 at 19:34
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So then, yes. Given that the other, non-deprecated commands map the drive properly without the red X, it's a function of that command, likely because it has been largely deprecated.

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