@Dashrender said in Windows 10 File Explorer Problems:
I doubt it, but I'll toss out DNS - what is he using?
Does he have any static DNS entries?
What happens if you manually kill the network folder in my computer? Or is it already gone?
Does the IP or name of the network share show up anywhere in the registry?
So I found and entry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Network/ for the mapped drive! If I delete this entry it shouldn't do any harm to the system right?
Logically I should be able to do a registry key export for the entry, delete it in the registry, and test to see if it clears up the issue?