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if let say i have mapped drive x ,, path is \\serverA\shared\users\doc<wbr />s\userA for eg. how can i see this full path using the command prompt?
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if let say i have mapped drive x ,, path is \\serverA\shared\users\docs\userA for eg. how can i see this full path using the command prompt?

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By typing in &quot;net use&quot;. This will show the full path.
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By typing in "net use". This will show the full path.

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<b>For example,</b><br />
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NET USE X:<br />
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<b>will output:</b><br />
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Local name &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;X:<br />
Remote name &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; \\serverA\shared\users\doc<wbr />s\userA<br />
Resource type &nbsp; &nbsp; Disk<br />
Status &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;OK<br />
# Opens &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0<br />
# Connections &nbsp; &nbsp; 1<br />
The command completed successfully.
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For example,

NET USE X:

will output:

Local name        X:
Remote name       \\serverA\shared\users\docs\userA
Resource type     Disk
Status            OK
# Opens           0
# Connections     1
The command completed successfully.

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thanks, is this the easies way to view so far? 
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thanks, is this the easies way to view so far?

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is there a way to view mapped network drives full path from my computer -&gt; tools -&gt; map network drive? can see the \\servername\the shared folder full path location
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is there a way to view mapped network drives full path from my computer -> tools -> map network drive? can see the \\servername\the shared folder full path location

view mapped drive full path

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