How delete problematic network drive from DOpus

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A while back, I set up a bunch of network drives so I could transfer files back and forth between my Android tablet and smartphone and my Windows7 Prof. 64-bit desktop computer using WebDav Pro and my home wi-fi network. All went well. Recently, when I went to move files from my tablet to my computer, I was told by WebDav that I needed to use a drive I hadn't set up. I thought I remembered how to do this, but I somehow selected Z drive, and although I was able to transfer the files, from then on, Windows keeps complaining about the status of my network drives. I know what I did wrong (I think I should never have selected Z), and I'd like to delete this entry and create the drive properly. However, when I right-click in Directory Opus (v. 11.15 x64), there is no option to delete. All I can do is disconnect. I've disconnected it, but that hasn't helped. The drive right now is listed as 192.168.1.107:8080 (Z:). I suspect that this may be more a Windows problem than a Directory Opus problem, but I'm not sure, and even if it is, I'm hoping that someone may nonetheless be able to help me.

Thanks in advance.

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Disconnect is usually the same as delete for a mapped network drive, but I don't know much about WebDav.

Tools > Disconnect Network Drive may do it.

Try using Explorer as well, in case it offers extra options for WebDav drives.

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Thanks, Leo, for your quick reply. I've already disconnected it (and it's listed as Disconnected Network Drive), but that didn't get rid of it, nor did it stop Windows from complaining about the status of my network drives. After reading your message, I switched to Windows Explorer, but it didn't offer any additional options.