How do I get rid of errors for disconnected networked drives? Every time I log into OSX 10.9.4 (and several slightly older versions since I've been updating) I get several pop-ups asking me to connect to a remote/networked drive that I've previously configured, yet deleted:

Enter your name and password for the server "my_remote_server".


..followed by the error about connecting, but that's fine because the drives have been deleted on the server side, so there should be no way to actually connect.

There is a pair of pop-ups per drive/server (each drive has its own server, and I configured several drives). I also get a similar message when opening my Chrome browser. 

I removed these drives (using Finder->Go->Connect to Server) and the problem is still there. I've also checked /etc/fstab, /Volumes, and used the df command although that's pretty much the same as checking fstab.

It appears that the drives are completely disconnected/unmounted, so the problem is that I'm still getting the error pop-ups. I tried this but it didn't work: http://whatsamknows.tumblr.com/post/37368603810/get-rid-of-server-connections-interrupted

How do I fix this?
If it's every time you log in, it could be in your login items. Check System Preferences → Users &amp; Groups → Login Items for links to those volumes.