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server removal
About this tag
The server removal tag covers issues that arise after a server is decommissioned or its network paths are no longer available. A common problem is leftover folder references in Windows Quick Access, such as a user's document folder that was previously mapped to a server drive. Even after the server is removed, Windows may retain these entries, preventing users from deleting them or adding new local folders. The content focuses on troubleshooting these persistent Quick Access entries in Windows 10 Pro, including failed attempts to remove them via right-click or other standard methods. This tag is relevant for IT administrators managing client machines with redirected folders and dealing with cleanup after server migrations or policy changes.
In the past, on some of our client machines (Win 10 Pro, latest version), had their user account document folder relocated to the H: location in the home folder for their server side account. We now have changed that model, so that all document folders shall remain local on the local machines...