

Included in this update is increased validation inspections on the sAMAccountName and UserAccountControl attributes of computer accounts created or modified by users. The first patch addresses a security bypass vulnerability ( CVE-2021-42278) that allows attackers to impersonate a domain controller by using computer account spoofing. Active Directory elevation of privilege vulnerability These updates will ultimately be enforced, but in the meantime, these settings should be on your radar and tested for their impact. The Microsoft Japanese security team documented several updates released in November 2021 that need more registry keys or actions taken to better protect Active Directory. Microsoft recently released several more updates that need action on your part. These updates can be hard to keep track of. If the reply was helpful, please upvote and/or accept it as an answer, as this helps others in the community with similar questions.Several years ago I documented Windows updates that needed additional registry keys to be set before you are fully patched. as an administrator) and execute the good old "net use" to delete your drive even if it isn't visible anymore. The only solution that would to my mind is the above one. and everything ran successfully and now you have problems. Then after your trials, you removed the drive and eventually deleted the key. New-PSDrive -Name Z -PSProvider FileSystem -Root "\\.net\xyz" -Persist I suggest that you had just followed the instructions and created your shared drive with something like cmd.exe /C "cmdkey /add:`".net`" /user:`"Azure\ABC`" /pass:`"123`""

Why don't you just unmap that drive like: Thank you for posting your query I'll be more than glad to help you out. Welcome to Q&A Forum this is a great place to get support, answers, and tips.
