Note that while these steps may help alleviate the problem, they do not completely eliminate window closing behavior during GPO updates. This way, the connection is maintained while the GPO is updated and only the necessary changes are applied. Instead of using "REPLACE" mode in general, consider using "UPDATE" mode for network drive mappings where the share does not need to be removed when the user loses access.Enable the "Specify wait time for processing launch policies" policy and set it to an appropriate value (for example, 60 seconds).Edit the GPO and go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Group Policy. Navigate to the appropriate GPO that contains network drive mapping settings.By increasing the timeout for Group Policy processing, you can give more time to update network drive mappings without prematurely closing the Explorer window.Increase the Group Policy processing timeout. Enable the policy Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon.Edit the GPO and go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon.Navigate to the appropriate Group Policy Object (GPO) that contains network drive mapping settings.Open the Group Policy Management Console (gpmc.msc).This helps prevent the Explorer window from closing prematurely. This policy causes Windows to wait until the network is fully initialized before completing the logon process. Here are some measures that you can take to counter your issue:
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