Summary: Hello, I have a problem I have a w2k server and w98se clients in a domain, but when the script runs it can map network drive, but past few time the co...
Summary: Hello All, I work in a domain environment with a central server, Win2003 Standard. All pc's in the office use the same image with WinXP Pro SP3. Use...
Summary: At my work we have a wireless network for internet access and access a to mapped network drive on one of our laptops. 1 of our computers was outside ...
Summary: I'm running a small LAN with two machines running Win XP Pro and one running Win98. User profiles seem to store their own information about the mapped...
Summary: We are having problems with mapped network drives disconnecting each time users log in our PCs. We have no clues has to why this is happening, when we...
Summary: Hi there I am having a problem configuring my FTP server to sucessfully map another computer on my network. I have tried it using the exact network a...
Summary: how do you use map network drive in windows xp when i click on the map network drive in the toolbar nothing happens i have tried it on a my friends co...
Summary: Hi! I was wondering if anyone knew of a Poledit template that would help me map network drives. I don't want to do this through a login script, becaus...
Summary: did you get ananswer for this mapped drive problem as i have exactley the same problem at work. We have a win2k server and 98 clients and need to have...
Summary: I was wondering how to map a network drive from my pc (windows xp pro) to my other pc (windows 98). when i go to "map network drive" can i just type ...
Summary: I log onto a PC on my own domain, and then want to be able to connect to a location on another domain, and ideally map it as a drive. This is fine, a...
Summary: Is it possible to do "Map network drive" in windows 2000 machine using an IP address. Suppose I have got some files in my shared folder in my house PC...
Summary: Can anyone help me. I have two computers linked on a network at home. I want access from one PC to the other's PC Hard Drive. I have shared this Drive...
Summary: Can anybody tell me how to map my mac network drive using the mapping network drive feature on windows xp. I want to know what do you type in the c...
Summary: I am restaurant manager. My IT support is not able to help me at the moment (they tried yesterday to setup, after 2 hours they gave up). They will not...
Summary: hi, I have a problem. the network shared drives failed to map. The way I did it is that I use a simple batch file using the NET USE command. However, ...
Summary: I am trying to map some network drives on our machines. I can map them fine, but when I log off and they log back on it prompts them for the admin pa...
Summary: i have two machine connected to a router to the internet. i have mapped a few network drive in both machine. but i am having one problem. on machine 1...
Summary: I have been able to map to a network drive for 4-5 days with no problem, today I cannot map to the drive. All settings on the W2K server appear fine. ...
Summary: Hello, Here is my situation: I have a share drive within my network, which I can access while 1)inside my network, using the internal ip address (192....
Summary: I'm trying to map a network drive, but keep getting the error: "the network path was not found" The IP is pingable, I _know_ the computer and share ar...
Summary: I have a UK Driving Test DVD-Rom in my PC, want to run it on my laptop over a network as the DVD drive in the laptop is broken. I've set up the PC's ...
Summary: Hello I have a network in which I share files and folders without a problem. I want to assign a drive letter to some folders. So go to my compute-> m...
Summary: First i was using novell netware server. Now i had switch to windows 2000 server. According to that i have changed client setting on windows 98, by re...
Summary: That is arguably the most difficult problem to solve. If you can see Laptop from the desktop computer it is all configured right. At this point I wil...
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