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why on earth would you want to reboot every week?? Sounds like you have some deeper problems than just that error msg. Other than that, the suggestion to disconnect mappings on shut down and re-map on startup may be your best option

If you having space issues, moving the page file will help short term. Make sure there aren't any programs or users saving files to the C: drive. Also reccommend converting to NTFS. If you can, upgrading to 2000 server would be the best option.

Here is a little VBS that has saved us a hundrend man hours of labor: Just replace the server\printer with the actuall address. Also works on domain systems. It will have to be run under each user account if on a domain. Dim net Set net = CreateObject("WScript.Network")...

Make a 2000 server the print server. That'll help a lot. We were having a hell of a time trying to get a lexmark 4039 printer wo talk both NT4 and XP, then we moved the print server to 2000 and didn't have a problem since. I've used the above mentioned approch a few times, but usually seemed...

reboot the server

Format them all and start over! ;) of course, i'm just kidding.

Copy the below text into a file called *.vbs It has worked wonders for my 150machine user base using NT4, 2K and XP Pro. Just replce the printerserver and pritner name. You can also copy the last line and unstall as many printers as you have in one pass. Dim net Set net =...