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that's what i was looking for steve! but 36 minutes from my post to your answer?!? what were you doing? having coffee??<br />
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seriously, thanx for the speedy (and usefull) answer!
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that's what i was looking for steve! but 36 minutes from my post to your answer?!? what were you doing? having coffee??

seriously, thanx for the speedy (and usefull) answer!

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My boss was in my office ;)
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hey folks!<br />
when i look at my mapped drives in 'my computer' or in an application like word, it says something like:<br />
HO_Data_Processing on 'fs01' (T:) <br />
and i can rename the HO_Data_Processing on 'fs01' part, if i right click. what i want to know is . . .<br />
is there a way to get that name from some batch command?<br />
dmdiag gives this, but it gives way more than i want. i'd like something that would just give the name, so i can use it elsewhere.<br />
thanx in advance :)
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hey folks!
when i look at my mapped drives in 'my computer' or in an application like word, it says something like:
HO_Data_Processing on 'fs01' (T:) 
and i can rename the HO_Data_Processing on 'fs01' part, if i right click. what i want to know is . . .
is there a way to get that name from some batch command?
dmdiag gives this, but it gives way more than i want. i'd like something that would just give the name, so i can use it elsewhere.
thanx in advance :)

getting mapped drive info in a batch file

Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS) was an operating system for x86-based personal computers, and traces of it are still found in the Windows operating system. DOS is still used in some embedded systems and for certain legacy 16-bit networks.