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How to Map a Network Drive

On the Start menu, click Computer.


In the next window, click Map Network Drive.

In the Folder box, type the path to the server name or IP address and Folder name and then click Finish. e g: \\192.168.1.5\Foldername


If Connecting Using Different Credentials. In the User name box, type your user name for the domain and password. (The domain will be different for different servers. It may be displayed under the Password box)















In the Password box, type your password for the domain, and then click OK.


Map Network Drive using Command:

The command NET USE allows you to setup a mapped network drive and follows this syntax

Open Notepad,

                  net use Z: \\server name or IP Address\ File

To Delete a Mapped Drive use the following syntax

               net use Y: /Delete
               net use Z: /Delete

Save the notepad file as (File name) .bat

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