Find the Path of the Mapped Drives
Find the Path of the Mapped Drives
I have 6 Mapped Drives on my computer and want to see each of them to which Path they are mapped to.
Now if I run the Command "Net Use", I see just the Path for one Mapped Drive, but not for the rest of the mapped drives.
Any help will be very appreciated.
Thanks
I have 6 Mapped Drives on my computer and want to see each of them to which Path they are mapped to.
Now if I run the Command "Net Use", I see just the Path for one Mapped Drive, but not for the rest of the mapped drives.
Any help will be very appreciated.
Thanks
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glad to help :)
> Command Prompt with Administrator (Right Click then Run As Administrator)
FYI, that's what's known as an "elevated prompt", as I mentioned in my previous post. For me, it worked in both elevated and non-elevated prompts, but that may be because my user account is a member of the Admin group. In any case, thanks for letting us know that worked for you — glad to hear it! Regards, Joe
FYI, that's what's known as an "elevated prompt", as I mentioned in my previous post. For me, it worked in both elevated and non-elevated prompts, but that may be because my user account is a member of the Admin group. In any case, thanks for letting us know that worked for you — glad to hear it! Regards, Joe
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I have opend Command Prompt with Administrator ( Right Click the Run As Administrator), then Typed Net Use..
now , I can see all the paths for all mapped drives