Network connection seems to be not connected

[henrykf]

I have Windows 7 Enterprise on my office PC. All users in our team get the group share mapped as the drive L: by login script (net use) with the option PERSISTENT:NO.
Total Commander ignores the connection and neither shows it in the drive button bar nor offers the drive L: for selection in the drive dropdown list. For Total Commander is the drive L: not connected.
The Windows Explorer however can handle the drive L: normally. Also the net use command shows drive L: as connected in the list.
Using the TC connect network drive menu command, the drive L: shows no connection bound to the drive.
I found this behaviour on my Windows 7 PC only, on the Win XP machine works TC as it should.
Unfortunately I'm not allowed to link the screenshots, but I can send them any time to you.

[ghisler(Author)]

Total Commander sees all drives the Explorer can see too, but only if they have a drive letter. I see two possible reasons why the drive isn't available:
1. You have an entry allowed= in your wincmd.ini which lists allowed drives, but L isn't included
2. You run Total Commander as a different user. Network drives are user-specific.