After configuring our network to use certain drive letters, I bumped into a problem when at some times, some of our users plugs one or two USB disks to the computer before boot.
Windows then, ofcourse, detects the drive and assign F: and H: to these USB drives, where F should be a network share and H their home drive.
Is there any way I can make a registry change, a GPO or whatever, to make sure Windows does not use these drive letters to assign other drives than what I want them to be?
Preferred would be to simply lock the drive letters. A script running at login to reassign drive letters and network shares would be the least wanted solution.
Hope someone can help me!
Best regards /Rickard