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Thanks for the help, I used the WMI provider for Logical Disk to parse the user's drives and get a list. I tried the logon script approach, but it slowed the users down enough to complain about logon times, therefore I removed it and went fully remote via WMI.

The only caveat is that the Win32_LogicalDisk will not provide a list of drives that are temporarily disconnected (ie. the user hasn't accessed the drive mapping, and thier connection state is recycled, disconnected). But, I hit at least an 80% success rate.

Tks,
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