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windsurferLA
I have two machines linked by a hardwired Ethernet LAN. My WinXP-pro
machine under "My Network" displays (as still being available for
sharing) many directories on my Win-XP-home machine that no longer
exist. I want to delete them because they cause confusion. If I try to
open them, I get the message, "directory xyz is not available." If I
right click on them, "delete" is not an option. How do I delete these
now obsolete short cuts to these now non-existent directories? Is there
a way to automatically survey my entire hard drive and automatically
delete links to no where?
machine under "My Network" displays (as still being available for
sharing) many directories on my Win-XP-home machine that no longer
exist. I want to delete them because they cause confusion. If I try to
open them, I get the message, "directory xyz is not available." If I
right click on them, "delete" is not an option. How do I delete these
now obsolete short cuts to these now non-existent directories? Is there
a way to automatically survey my entire hard drive and automatically
delete links to no where?