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In Windows Explorer, click TOOLS --&gt; MAP NETWORK DRIVE<br />
Select the required drive letter<br />
Select the required UNC path ie \\server\sharename<br />
Uncheck Reconnect at logon since you don't want it to appear each time the user logs in<br />
Select the link &quot;different user name&quot;<br />
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A new &quot;Connect As&quot; Window pops up<br />
Enter username (DOMAIN\username)<br />
Enter password<br />
Click OK<br />
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Click Finish<br />

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In Windows Explorer, click TOOLS --> MAP NETWORK DRIVE
Select the required drive letter
Select the required UNC path ie \\server\sharename
Uncheck Reconnect at logon since you don't want it to appear each time the user logs in
Select the link "different user name"

A new "Connect As" Window pops up
Enter username (DOMAIN\username)
Enter password
Click OK

Click Finish


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I have a Programs drive which only IT can access. &nbsp;Problem is, when Support are at a users PC, they need to access it to install programs and can't as the users don't have access.<br />
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How can I configure it so it prompts them for a password or is there a Run As command I can use?<br />
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I have a Programs drive which only IT can access.  Problem is, when Support are at a users PC, they need to access it to install programs and can't as the users don't have access.

How can I configure it so it prompts them for a password or is there a Run As command I can use?



Accessing windows share

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