Ghost icons in File explorer to drive maps via GPO

Shane King 31 Reputation points
2020-07-20T05:27:20.737+00:00

While testing the effect of different users in an Server 2019 RDS, drive map icons remain after a user is demoted.

Scenario
A test user was promoted to an equivalent of an exec team member, by being made a member of the equivalent domain groups. That user then receives extra drives mapped at login due to the GP targeting with the followng criteria "if a user is a member of the Exec team, map Fin Exec, Exec and GM shares etc"

I removed the user from the Executive groups, logged off, but ghost "icons" remain in File Explorer. How do I address this or have I done something wrong?

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  1. Fabian 261 Reputation points
    2020-09-24T19:53:06.707+00:00

    Hi

    Which action was set on the GPP drive map configuration?
    Was the "reconnect" option active in the GPP drive map configuration?
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