Windows – Finding the physical local path associated with a Share UNC folder

The folder redirection group policy settings have an option for whether to remove the redirection or not in the event that the group policy setting is later removed or no long applicable. I believe the default is for the redirection to remain in place.

Double-check that the group policy setting is set to "redirect to the local userprofile location" rather than "not configured". I would expect gpresult to show this setting, not to say N/A.

Roaming profiles are kept synchronized with the local copies. Removing the roaming profile setting will stop any future synchronization, but won't remove the local copy of the content.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa389388(v=vs.85).aspx

the second parameter that wmic process accepts is the directory.You can try this:

wmic /node:server process call create "serverpath\x.cmd" , "c:\path\to\x.cmd"

or

wmic /node:server process call create CommandLine="serverpath\x.cmd" CurrentDirectory="c:\path\to\x.cmd"

You might need one additional call of net share on the remote machine to get exact location of the directory. something like this:

wmic /node:server process call create "cmd /c \"net share ^> \\\\myshare\\server.shares.txt \""