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• will not map network drives

  Network PC running MS XP.

  User 1 logs on to the computer and all readers map correctly.

  User 2 logs on same pc and no disks is mapped.

  User 2 connect another pc and all card readers correctly.

  I tried to delete the user and re-create.

  Any suggestions?

  If User1 connects readers card correctly.

  Then User2 logs on the same PC and impossible to map drives.  Question: User1 log on this computer before connected User2 or did you use a "fast user switching" in User2 log on without disconnection User1?  I ask because a given PC is only allowed to authenticate to a server with a single user at a given time.  If User1 authenticates and then made a fast-user-switch for User2, then user2 will not be able to authenticate because User1 has not connected to the wide and taking into account its authentication.  You will have the same problem if you restart this computer, then User2 connects immediately?

  Which servers do you have connection/mapping to?  They are the Home Windows machines?  Windows Pro machines? Windows Server machines? Network Attached Storage (NAS)?  How do you authenticate on the server machine?

  You can try to map using the window prompt (start-> Run-> "cmd").  Generally, I find that mistakes are much better from the MISTLETOE command prompt.  In a command window, try to map a drive using the following command.  Examine the error you get from this attempt:

  NET user * \\servername\sharename

  or, if you are authenticating with a particular user:

  NET user * \\servername\sharename / user: servername\username

  The above assumes that you are not in a domain environment.  Replace "Servername" and "sharename" with appropriate names, but also the "username" If you authenticate you as a specific user.

  HTH,

  JW

• Field batch script will not map network drives

  I have a user that the workstation has begun refusing map network drives.  We are on a server 2 k 3 domain and use batch files to map network drives.  The user computer is Windows 7.  When the user logs on, the command prompt appears with the following message is displayed:

  '\\maj0131\c$ '.

  CMD. EXE was launched with the path under the current directory.

  UNC paths are not supported.  Default in the Windows directory.

  67 system error has occurred.

  The network name cannot be found.

  maj0131 is the name of the user's computer.  I can't access the user account network shares if I manually type the address of share in the address bar of Windows Explorer.  Also, if I run the same exact script locally, it works perfectly.  Help, please?

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  TechNet Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?filter=AllTypes&sort=lastpostdesc&brandIgnore=true

  Hope this information is useful.

• Could not map the drive from external hard drive to the new computer laptop with windows 7-64 bit

  I just got a new laptop with windows 7-64 bit.  When I try to map a drive on my external hard drive, it tries to connect but then returns the message "the network path was not found" I even tried to use the ip address.  The external drive is turned on and I can be mapped to other computers in my house.  When I click on browse in the drive, network adapter, and then click the network folder window, I see that what's on my pc.

  Hi katnoir,

  Follow the steps described in the links:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/Windows-7-network-error-code-0x80070035-Windows/84791143-B70a-4EC2-B700-98df657fe45c

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-networking/Windows-logon-unsuccessful-during-map-network/055d61a5-00d0-4798-9e98-66e6ba0726de

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/ErrorCode-0x80070035-the-network-path-cannot-be/d2debc9c-afbb-497c-A0D8-a3e4e0137061

• Windows Vista is not mapped network drives on a network server

  I set up a home network server which I can access and map drives on a Windows7 and Windows XP computer on the network.  However, I can't do it from my Windows Vista computer.   The vista PC can find and configure the server through its IP address, but it does not appear on the topic of network and sharing.  The network is set to private, all parameters are checked to allow sharing and access and the server is on the same workgroup.  Any ideas on what prevents Windows Vista map server readers?

  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsHomeServer/

  They will help you in the above Windows Home Server Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I am not able to map a drive to a webdav folder. I get error 0 x 80070043

  original title: error 0 x 80070043 webdav

  I am not able to map a drive to a webdav folder. Tried the below and each time I get error 0 x 80070043. Both IE8 and Firefox 4 can open the webdav very well but I need to open as a web folder so that I can write to it. I can't even open the file by using the option of network card driver.

  I have this changed, was 1 and set it to 2, still could not map the drive.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parameters
  DWORD BasicAuthLevel

  Hi MaxBurn,

  I suggest you try the steps from the following link:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/unable-to-connect-to-a-WebDAV-folder/6cfdfac8-89d2-4DE0-96c1-991787824640

• Mapped network drive is not reconnect at startup

  Have a user who is not getting one of their mapped drives reconnect at startup. This means that the drive does not appear as being mapped at all. It is currently running Windows XP Pro SP3. Other users are in the same groups and do not have this problem.

  It is on a corporate network.

  Don't know if you still need help...

  I guess that you have mapped a drive using windows.

  I suggest the drive mapping via a command line script, and then have this script to run when the user logs on, such as putting the script in the user's startup folder.

• GPO to map a drive (on xp sp2 and sp3 clients) based until membership in one group does not completely finish the mapping

  Hi all

  When you try to use a GPO to map a drive (on xp sp2 and 3 customers) based up to membership in a group, it is not completely finished

  Have created a GPO called MapDrive

  -Under User Config. > Preferences > Windows settings > card reader

  -Set Action = replace and it to map to \\Servername\share\%username% if the user is a member of the XYZ Group (common tab > Item-Level targeting)

  What is happening, it's that the good player cards\\Servername\share\ of under file which is the user name.

  To get the GPO to work that day

  -Did you have to install the patch installed XP from KB943729for side extensions (CSE) Client

  -J' also put a policy of waiting for connection before login (this fixes a problem of no similar mapping with the home folder that you can set the path in the user account object)

  Any ideas why the drive mapping complete otherwise would not work or have a work around?

  See you soon,.

  Schmills

  ThanksThahaseena M.

  In fact, I found that it was not a problem with what I did, in fact, it worked.

  What I found is when you map a drive via gpo to a subfolder, for example\\servername\share\subfolder

  What is displayed is\\servername\share , but it actually be mapped directly to the subfolder. In the GPO, you can create a label for the drive, so in my case I created a StorageFor_ %username% label, which then displays the user who received the file, which is what I wanted.

  My original mail can still help those who have problems with

  1 folder without mapping entirely

  2. the CST for HP patch is required for the mapping of the readers via GPO.

  See you soon,.

  Philippe

• Mapped network drive is connected but shows as not connected

  Instqalled Windows 7 just to the office. Everything works fine except that the mapped network drives see the upward with a red x after the reboot. If I double click on it, they work fine but Wondows considers as not connected. This creates problems for AutoCad because it refers to network drives. When Windows says AutoCad, they are not connected, it blocks your AutoCad user profile which is a real pain. It is a way to force refresh the readers of network?

  Ditto for the op system on my main machine (upgraded to XP. SP3/HP/32 a little over a week ago) but I've seen the same behavior on my HP Vista 32 bit laptop (which connects to my router via a Wi - Fi). You first get the saying "could not connect to netwrok drive" then the network connection icon is displayed in the notification area. Maybe it's a coincidence, but I suspect that the network has not finished initializing and reporting of the devices connected to the moment where the two BONES go looking for them, fail to 'see' and a ' problem '. A few seconds delay between the two steps would probably solve the issue if I'm right.

  Generated a start-up newspaper earlier to try to confirm this speculation but soon decided it would work for everyone outside the MS development team to decipher :) days. The other interesting thing here is that if I do a "hot boot" restart (rather than a cold-start of a machine which has been shut down physically) of computers, then the problem does not occur - then "maybe", the router itself (regardless of the model) is involved in this problem. IE on a cold maybe it boot takes more time to detect and "respond" to the BONE while with a welcome warm-boot it is already waiting for the motions of the machine?

  This should be solvable for those of us who object to keep our computers permanently lit for financial or environmental reasons. Or should we conclude that development of MS machines really run 24/7 and that is why they are not aware there is a problem?

  :)
  John

• In Windows 7, multiple drive letters are not available to map network drives.

  Missing drive letters in Windows 7

  In Windows 7, multiple drive letters are not available to map network drives.  e: by j: are missing.  How can I fix?

  Drive letters are assigned to other devices, probably the USB card readers.

  You can change the assignment of drive letters in disk management if you want.

• Win 7 search - works does not on the mapped network drive

  Hi all

  I saw that a lot of people have had problems with W7 search on indexed locations, but I have problems with research on a mapped network drive.

  I'm looking for a file with the word "work" in the name of the file (file Excel) and I can see it in Explorer but research doesn't seem to be able to find it. I have not indexed location and only want it is a network drive and is big enough and I rarely research it so what I want to search Windows to do is trawl in the files at this location and tell me when it finds one that matches my search criteria. I don't like how long it takes, just that it works reliably, otherwise I can't use it at all...

  Any ideas as to why it cannot find the file? Or if someone can tell me what happened to search Assistant? He's been very good to do this simple task...

  Thank you very much

  Thinqer.

  I had the same problem, but I found that when I typed in the search box and clicked on the "see more results", I could click on custom and define which drive I wanted it looks without having to be indexed. It took a while for her to run, but he has finally found the file I was looking for.

• Search does not work on the mapped network drive

  Separated from this thread.

  Same problem: search does not work on the mapped network drive, but works if the shared folder is accessible via the network as a UNC path:
  Mapping as UNC path after a server reported results navigation:

  

  The impression that it is something in the drive mapping in Win 8 (running 8.1). Problem does not appear in Win 7

  Hi Simon,.

  Please contact Microsoft Community. I understand that you have a problem with research on mapped network drives.

  Advanced networking issues are supported in the TechNet Forums. I suggest you send the request in TechNet Forums to get help.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w8itpronetworking

  Hope this information helps.

• Satellite U840-10N - Windows Installation can not see any drive

  Hi all, this is my first post so I hope that I chose the right place to post in.

  I just bought a new Toshiba Satellite u840-10n ultrabook. He joined WIndows 7 Home Premium 320 GB HHD + SSD of 32 GB.

  Even though I prefer Linux, I need Windows because of Microsoft Visual Studio. I downloaded Visual Studio (legally throught dreamspark.com), but it looks like it has some issues. In particular, I can't create any project.

  After searching the Web for this problem, I decided to try reinstalling Windows, hoping that this will solve the problem, and here's the point.

  Installation process of Windows 7 can not find any drive. I looked through the web a lot to solve this problem, even, without understanding.

  I read a lot of other people had the same problem. I tried different ways and I'm about to throw the laptop out the window.

  Is there anyone can help me?

  See you soon,.

  Marco Galassi

  You need to load the SATA driver before you start the installation of the OS. Try it please use the files from http://www.fileswap.com/dl/igfH0jVrap/

  I used it on my Win8 preinstalled satellite to install Win7 64 bit. Copy it to USB and install from there.
  Please post comments.

• SSD upgrade failed - not found boot drive

  I need your help guys... I've been everywhere on the net, try different methods to clone my Windows 7 for SSD and failed repeatedly.

  Here is my setup, I have a HP Envy 14 with a 500 GB HARD drive. I bought an SSD to speed things up.  I have 2 OS (dual boot),

  Win7 and win 8, on which Win8 is the default operating system (according to the news of easyBCD).   I just want to clone the Win7 OS part.

  (Win7 - C drive), (Win8 - F drive) and recovery on the D drive.

  I tried these t hings upafter the defragmentation and backup)

  1. While on Win7, I created a copy of the image, but strangely, thought, once the process is complete the copy of the image is Win8

  I've used EaseUs to do backup and clone Drive C

  Swapped with the SSD HARD drive and got a message could not find a boot disk

  2. because I failed on the first try, I formatted the SSD and opt instead for a new installation.

  -J' I downloaded the ISO of Win7, swapped the (empty) SSD newly formatted

  -Started on the Win7 Installer, and have the operating system installed on the SSD.

  -J' thought that I was until I noticed assigned HP keys do not work, the USB drivers do not work, I could not turn on/off wifi. The reason may be the missing drivers (bloatware since the HP recovery disk - given that I didn't copy that one)

  3. after the attempts, I formatted the SSD drive. I read somewhere to use the HP recovery instead.

  -J' cloned the disc to my HDD to the SSD HP recovery

  -Swapped with the SSD HARD drive

  -Started my laptop and not found boot drive... (even after pressing F11)

  can you tell me a better way to do it?   Or if someone could point out what I did wrong, or perhaps missed?  Really appreaciate... This was bugs me for the last days...

  Hello wawipack,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! I hope you enjoy your experience!

  I understand that you're having trouble to locate the boot device. I'll do what I can to help you! To start, make sure that you have tried all the steps in this document from HP: Solve Boot Device Error Message not

  If this does not help, I suggest to do a reinstall of HP standard on the SSD. Once done, do a restore to a previous image in the OS Windows, is not using any bootable media.

  These steps should help get back you on track. Please provide your results. Thanks for choosing the HP Forums. Have a great day!

  Mario

• Executable file runs on the C drive, but reports broken during the launch of a mapped network drive

  I have a built executable.  If I take the entire exe build directory and copy it to disk target C, it works like a champ, but if I copy all the folder on a mapped network drive, I get the error message next to the runtime:

  

  It seems not categorical, but I get no useful information. The program was built in LV2009 and 2009SP1 with the same result.
  Ideas?

  .NET is a security protocol that will allow you to run .NET applications (or applications that use .NET assemblies) to a network drive. This is normal.

  You can configure permissions for .NET assemblies allow .NET to run from a network drive, but I never had much luck with this work in fact. (Just Google for it).