how do i remove popup "could not connect to all network drives"

This is a Windows Vista laptop connected on Wireless Network. Every time when I start the system I use to get a pop in System Tray saying “could not connect to all network drives.” Don’t know what could be the reason but I suspect there would be a registry entry somewhere making it pop up. Anyways, when I simply click “X” button, it goes away .But I need to do it every time.

Is there any way we can get rid of it permanently? Please let me know how? Thanks in advance.

I guess there would be drives listed in your network map which are no more on the network actually. You will need to Un-Map these drives. Just open up your Network Map, better delete the existing one and recreate it without 'reconnect at login' ticked. It should help.

I've found the error occurs when you have a drive mapped persistenly (with Reconnect at Logon checked) and the AD profile tab is configured to map the same drive letter. The drive cannot be mapped since one is already present and therefore an error is generated.