How can I turn off the message "There was a problem connecting..." without removing the login item?


there 2 smb network drives use throughout day while @ work. have added these drives login items. @ home, can connect work network via vpn, vpn software not super-reliable. don't need access smb drives.

there way disable popup? know if disable login items won't try automatically connect, want connect of time.

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--- post merged, nov 12, 2017 ---
i posted @ support.apple forums.
 



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