Windows XP Embedded no initialization of network drives

I'm developing a c# application that runs on Windows XP Embedded and recording data on a network drive. I mounted this drive in Windows like X:\ and set it to "Reconnect at startup.

However, after the restart, if I run my application, I get an error "could not find a part of the path"X:\filename.csv"
If I open windows Explorer, the network drive exists. If I double click to open it, the file exists. If I restart the application after you have done this, the application will then work perfectly.
It seems that even if the disk has been added, it is not initialized at startup and can not be used by applications. Only when you manually select it become initialized.
Is it possible to automatically initialize this drive to make it accessible?

Create a batch file to perform the boot container...

; delay for 60 seconds
PING 1.1.1.1 n 1 w 60000 > ZERO
; Removes current mapped drive
NET use x:/d
; Remappe drive x
NET use x: \\ThePcName\TheShareFolderName

Right now, your drive is mapped, but it is not set to automatically connect at startup or the network connection is slow, manually by opening the Player X:\ you initialize it.
The batch file waits 60 seconds in order to give time to pc to establish connectivity network and maps the drive, so the connection to the drive is there before running your program.
To ensure that your computer never automatically disconnects / times out from the network.
  • Open command prompt
  • Type in net config server/autodisconnect:-1
  • Then press enter

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