Windows 10: Mapped drives continuously reconnect with bad password over vpn.

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I'm having an issue where when a user's password expires or changes, the shared drives that use those credentials continuously attempt to reconnect multiple times per second, spamming the logs. I understand that windows doesn't lock accounts out if the same password is used to log in many different times, however I want to find a way to make the shared drive not spam the logs and just prompt the user for the password again after the first couple of attempts come up as invalid.


Currently We're using an IKEv2 vpn. This caused some issues earlier since the vpn credentials were being forced into the shared drive even though the passwords were different for the two. I changed the "UseRasCredentials" preference no ui component, open %appdata%/Microsoft/Network/Connections/Pbk/Rasophone.pbk with notepad and set it to 0 to fix this. I'm wondering if this could be affecting the shared drives.


Any help is appreciated.

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Now i can login as another user i create on the domain, check reconnect at login no problem. But the next day files won't open unless she clicks the drive and enters the user password there. its not a big intervention, but id like it to be seemless.

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I have a network attached storage system and when I am out of network I connect through a VPN and map the drive to access.

A few computers have been able to connect to the VPN and map the drive while others can connect to the VPN but then when trying to map the drive it says network error "windows cannot access (folder location)"

Anyone know what the issue may be? I suspect it's a setting on those individual computers not being able to map the drive rather than an issue with my NAS system.

I've attached a screenshot of the error.