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Broken Windows 7 links causing problems

quinriva
in Windows 7

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I have been trying to configure Active Directory user accounts on my Win2008 R2 Server, and I have finally got pretty much everything working, but I'm still having trouble with some broken links on my Win7 client machine.

A:\Users\Carl is mapped to --> O:\

Previously the directory was A:\Carl and the subdirectory A:\Carl\My Music was sym-linked to A:\Music. As far as I can tell I've gotten rid of all of the previous links, but when I add files from A:\Music to MediaMonkey they seem to be mapping to O:\Music (which doesn't exist), and thus playing I can't play any music.

Any ideas?

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