Recent content by rigsby

Thanks - how do I edit the SQLITE database and at what Windows location is the autofill data stored?

It seems no longer possible to remove individual unwanted autofill entries in Edge. I know they can all be cleared through Privacy, Search and Services in Settings, but some of mine are useful and I want to keep them. I just want to clear the clutter of the historic accidental and unwanted...

Many thanks @XxXxX ...that has improve the speed a little

Many thanks @FreeBooter

I was trying it having read a recommendation in the ComputerActive magazine. I was just trying to improve my boot up speed a little. But BootRacer just did a whole load of scans, didn't advise what it had done, didn't provide the option for a registry backup first and then just caused havoc...

Thanks for the input but @FreeBooter solution has worked.

Thank you so much @FreeBooter - that has worked a treat! Really appreciate your help.

It's been 3-days and disappointed not to have had any response to my problem. Some additional info. I had installed a utility called BootRacer. I was having a problem understanding how it worked and so I uninstalled it less than an hour later. That was when this issue of my startup registry...

I have a problem where the registry key Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run is being ignored at startup and so none of the apps contained within it are automatically starting. I have carried out an sfc /scannow which reported that it had found corruptions...

@MisterKevster No problem. If I were you, I would start a new post on your specific issue because it doesn't seem related to mapping network drives. I've marked this one as resolved as my problem has been sorted. Cheers

@MisterKevster Sorry, I don't know what the issue could be then. I'll duck out and leave it to others better qualified than me who can possibly help.

@MisterKevster No problem...and so am I ! ...No, it's always been that way to easily access shared network drives going way back to XP and probably before. In my case, my previously set mapped drives stopped working after updating to 24H2. You can map a drive letter just to \\MOODE if you want...

@MisterKevster In File Explorer, right click on This PC on the left. You will then see a list of options, including "Map Network Drive". If you take that, a box will open where you can select a drive letter from those available and underneath you enter the address of the shared folder on your...

@Nipdawg Thank you so much! That has worked for me. I just tried it on a second machine that's running 24H2 and it worked a dream. I'm going to leave the original machine on 23H2 until I absolutely have to let it update, but at least I now know how to get over the issue.

I my case, I can see and open the MYCLOUD NAS in my network, but 24H2 will not allow mapped drives to any of it's shared folders.