Unable to remove Mapped drives GPO

Hello
Windows Server 2008 R2
I previously create some mapped drives for users in 2 cities (same lan different ips - 10.10.2.x and 192.168.0.x)
Under each ou I have gone into the GPO preferences and created a "Delete" under map drives. When rebooting the workstations, the drives are still there and mapped. I deleted the GPO for them and still, they show up. I also created
a new mapped drive and is sporatic to users (some users it does show up, others it does not show up).
I cannot figure out why they are still being mapped or why only some users see the new mapped drive and some don't. Even those users that see the new mapped drive still see the old ones as well.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
Terry

Hi Terry,
There may be few things which you check
1. Run RSOP or GPresult on users system and confirm if the old / new groups are getting applied.
2. Make sure that group policy objects are replicated all domains Controllers in domain so that there is replication issue which is causing this behavior
3. As suggestion if you need map drives for these users then don't need create new delete map drive. You can remove the original map drive settings or filter out these set of users using item level targeting.
Hope this helps to resolve the issues.
Regards,
Rajesh J S

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 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services
 State: Enabled
 GPO: AU-WSUS
 Setting: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU
 State: Enabled
 GPO: au-mdwsus
 Setting: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate
 State: Enabled
 GPO: AU-WSUS
 Setting: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU
 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\WindowsFirewall\DomainProfile\RemoteAdminSettings
 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\RAUnsolicit
 State: Enabled
 GPO: au-mdwsus
 Setting: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate
 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\WindowsFirewall\DomainProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List
 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\WindowsFirewall\DomainProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List
 State: Enabled
 GPO: Allow Remote Assistance
 Setting: Software\policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services
 State: Enabled
USER SETTINGS
 CN=Matthew Luhrs,OU=Users,OU=SITECODE,DC=DOMAIN,DC=com,DC=au
 Last time Group Policy was applied: 10/02/2010 at 1:54:53 PM
 Group Policy was applied from: XXXXXADC.DOMAIN.com.au
 Group Policy slow link threshold: 500 kbps
 Applied Group Policy Objects
 Allow Remote Assistance
 **** SITECODE Mapped Drives/ Printers - has Gp Pref's that should apply
 Default Domain Policy
 Proxy Settings
 **** Desktop Background & Home Page - has Gp Pref's that should apply
 Local Admin & Local Power Users
 The following GPOs were not applied because they were filtered out
 AU-WSUS
 Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
 Legal Notice
 Filtering: Disabled (GPO)
 Reg Permissions for default desktop
 Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
 Logon as service, operating system
 Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
 Local Group Policy
 Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
 au-mdwsus
 Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
 AVD Rollout
 Filtering: Disabled (GPO)
 The user is a part of the following security groups:
 Domain Users
 Everyone
 Offer Remote Assistance Helpers
 BUILTIN\Administrators
 BUILTIN\Users
 NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE
 NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users
 LOCAL
 Computer Account Operators
 Internet Users
 SITECODE Users
 DOMAIN-Public Folders Administrators
 All Email Users
 DOMAINSWIFTEMAIL
 Domain Admins
 Offer Remote Assistance Helpers
 WSUS Administrators
 DHCP Administrators
 CERTSVC_DCOM_ACCESS
 Resultant Set Of Policies for User:
 Software Installations
 N/A
 Public Key Policies
 N/A
 Administrative Templates
 N/A
 Folder Redirection
 N/A
 Internet Explorer Browser User Interface
 GPO: Proxy Settings
 Large Animated Bitmap Name: N/A
 Large Custom Logo Bitmap Name: N/A
 Title BarText: N/A
 UserAgent Text: N/A
 Delete existing toolbar buttons: No
 Internet Explorer Connection
 HTTP Proxy Server: Proxy:port
 Secure Proxy Server: Proxy:port
 FTP Proxy Server: Proxy:port
 Gopher Proxy Server: Proxy:port
 Socks Proxy Server: Proxy:port
 Auto Config Enable: Yes
 Enable Proxy: Yes
 Use same Proxy: Yes
 Internet Explorer URLs
 GPO: Proxy Settings
 Home page URL: N/A
 Search page URL: N/A
 Online support page URL: N/A
 Internet Explorer Security
 Always Viewable Sites: N/A
 Password Override Enabled: False
 GPO: Proxy Settings
 Import the current Content Ratings Settings: No
 Import the current Security Zones Settings: No
 Import current Authenticode Security Information: No
 Enable trusted publisher lockdown: No
 Internet Explorer Programs
 GPO: Proxy Settings
 Import the current Program Settings: No

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