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• The directory of the user on the mapped network drive

  I want to move my user directory C:\Users\Edwin to a mapped network drive E: (i.e. mapped from a network share \\\\192.168.22.9\share ).

  The difficult part is to move the directory of the user himself. I found 2 possible solutions, which are not applicable for me due to my use of a network drive.

  1. Move C:\Users\Edwin" to "E:\Users\Edwin , and then use a symbolic link of junction ( mklink -J ) to post a link to C:\Users\Edwin .

     This does not work for me because I can't create a symbolic link to a directory on a non-local drive junction.

  2. Changing the value of registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ProfilesDirectory of %SystemDrive%\Users to E:\Users before you create the user "Edwin".

     Later, when the "Edwin" user first connects, the profile will be in E:\Users\Edwin .

  The problem is that I met a problem of the egg and the hen.

  When you first login as a user 'Edwin' profile will be created in E: . However, at the moment I first login, the mapped network drive E: is not there.

  I tried without success to the following:

  1. Create a drive mapped persistent administrator. Did not work. The mapped drive is only visible to the administrator user.

  2. Create a mapped drive persistent using the rights system (using PsExec -s ). Did not work. The mapped drive is not 'owned' by anyone, not even the current administrator user.

  3. Create a drive mapped persistent by using the user newly created by Edwin, without opening a session as Edwin again (using the PsExec once again). Did not work. It is possible to create a mapped drive under a different name, once I tried to do it with persistence ( /persistent:yes ), I get a Access is Denied error.

  No idea how this can be done? Or is it it even can be done at all?

  Hello

  What version of Windows are you using?

  Related topics:

  http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/9389cbc5-4e4f-4f4c-83fd-4ab8fdec51ec/not-all-network-drives-reconnect-when-windows-is-switching-automatically-from-offline-to-online?forum=w7itpronetworking

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/60a5e7b0-c972-416F-B24C-b7d4018156cc/Windows-7-missing-mapped-drive?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  Try to repost the question to the TechNet Networking Forum

• Slow connection to the mapped network drive

  Here's my situation.

  We have 10 workstations, all on the same, all computers running windows 8.

  We have 1 router, 1 switch and a SIN.

  9 computers can access our NAS with ease via the network of navigation or the mapped network drives.  The 10th computer cannot even open the network folder, or the network mapped drives when they appear she clicks 'This PC' falling down.  In fact, the PC 'that' fall down, never actually opens.  The green bar loads the top of the page, but never actually opens.  The network folder, does not yet appear.

  She is able to ping the NAS very well (as well as other machines) and that it can access the NAS by opening a program (word or excel for example) and then opening a folder and navigation, but it is obviously very embarrassing.

  What gives?

  Why can she access the NAS in a program like Word or Excel, but not of navigation?

  Hi George,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forum.

  According to the description of the issue, I recommend you post your query in the TechNet Forums. TechNet is watched by other computing professionals who would be more likely to help you.

  TechNet Forum

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=W8

  Hope this information is useful.

• 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.

• 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.

• access to the mapped network drive

  I have two computers connected to a mapped network drive.

  The drive is an iomega ix2 implemented for windows shares.
  The first computer running Windows 7 Professional 32 bit SP1 - since this computer that I have no problem mapping and to interact with the network drive, as I expect.
  The other computer is running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit SP1 - since this computer I can map the network drive, but when I try to copy anything to the drive it stalls and guest then the error "there is a problem of access to Z: /...» Make sure that you are connected to the network and try again.
  Nothing to try again is only still flaws.
  I lived the steps described in other posts on the deactivation of 128-bit encryption, but that did not help.
  What can I do?
  Scott

  Hi Scott,.

  This problem is better suited for the professionals on the TechNet Forums. Please ask your question on the TechNet IT Pro Windows 7 Networking Forum from this link:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  Hope this information is useful.

• Links with the mapped network drives

  CF is allowed to access a mapped drive and I use cfdirectory to list all the files in the folders that I want to, but why I try to make a link to them, SEE said that it cannot find the file. When I try to go just the mapped drive in an IE window, I have to put in a name of user and password, but cfdirectory isn't that kind of attributes. My sysadmin suggests that I have download the necessary files on the CF server, I can with cffile action = "copy", but I prefer to keep everything on the mapped drive.
  
  Any suggestions? Thank you!

  kodemonki wrote:
  > I can read the directory (see the list of files, etc.) with just cfdirectory
  > very well, but I try to use an anchor, much like this:
  > > is the file returned from cfdirectory.
  >

  How does the file returned from the tag relate to the
  web root directory of \\myserver.mydomain.com\?

  I suspect you may need some type of mapping|virtual directory|symbolic
  link here depending on what flavor of OS and Web Server you are utilizing.

  The other issue could be a difference in permissions between the user
  ColdFusion runs under which is used to read the directory with
  and the user used by the Web Server for client requests.

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• My laptop is not connecting wireless. It seems that the map network drive is missing.

  My wi fi driver seems to have disappeared

  my laptop doesn't, t connect to wifi when I looked to solve this it seems that my driver is missing

  Hello

  I suggest you follow the steps in the Windows Help section and check if this may help:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  It will be useful.

• expdp fails on the mapped network drive

  Hi all

  Win 2008 and Oracle 11.1.0.7, my dump_directory is on a mapped drive, and then it breaks down.

  Any solution for this:

  E:\ > expdp system@DB PATTERNS = USER1 DIRECTORY = DUMPFILE DATA_PUMP_DIR1 = exp_USER1_DB exp_USER1_DB.log = Logfile

  Export: Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production Thursday, November 13, 2014 12:31:31

  Copyright (c) 2003, 2007, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

  Password:

  Connected to: Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production

  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

  ORA-39002: invalid operation

  ORA-39070: unable to open the log file.

  ORA-29283: invalid file operation

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 536

  ORA-29283: invalid file operation

  Thank you.

  Post in an appropriate forum pl

  Impdp expected TABLE_STATISTICS

• Where can I reallocate the letter of a mapped network drive? In addition, where to see a list of the letters in use by mapped network drives?

  Change the mapped network drive letter

  Letter h: is not available to map a network drive.  Also, it is not listed in the disk management window.  None of my other mapped network drives are no more.   Where can I reallocate the letter of a mapped network drive? In addition, where to see a list of the letters in use by mapped network drives?

  Tips on how to assign a drive letter:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc757491 (WS.10) .aspx

  See also:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/can-not-change-drive-letter-Windows-7/37a22203-6add-46e4-8f1d-997b130db362

• How can I back up the files that that are on a mapped network drive?

  How can I back up the files that that are on a mapped network drive?  I can see the disks and the files that I want to backup in windows Explorer, but when I use the tool integrated with seven windows backup it does not list the mapped network drives backup options, it shows that local readers.  Thanks for your help.

  You probably have Windows 7 Home Premium - Microsoft has removed the ability to backup Windows 7 Home Premium network. You must have Pro/Ultimate to do a network backup or install a 3rd party backup program that can backup network.

• Map network drive Auto Login password

  Windows XP mapped drive
  Auto login password when the computer is restarted is not correct and therefore prompts the user to enter.
  Self-opening worked before. Yesterday, the password for the server has been changed.
  I disconnected the old drive and created a new drive mapped with the new password and auto-connect on reboot option checked. Player features mapped correctly until the computer is restarted to indicate the user login box with the error message invalid username or password. Enter the password manually will connect the drive. It seems the automatic connection parameters have not last updated the new password and still uses the old password.
  (With disconnecting mapped drive, remap the process of training all our computers Windows XP I have this problem but our Windows computers 7/8 are all working correctly.)

  I found a solution to this.

  1 disconnect a mapped network drive.
  2. connect a network drive, but are not select Reconnect at startup.
  3. restart the computer. The mapped network drive is not there.
  4 map the network again drive. This time select Reconnect at startup.
  5 restart the computer. The mapped network drive will be there and activation it will automatically connect with the password.

• 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

• How to map network drives for all Windows 7 users

  I'm trying to map network drives in Windows 7.  I did it by the usual method, but readers of network appear only for a single user (Administrator) and they do not appear for other users.  Is it possible to map these drives as an administrator so that all users can see them (instead of each user maps itself)?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hi may 1

  There is no possibility to map the network drive for all users at once.

  However, you can access the mapped network drive other user accounts by using the credentials.

  To access the mapped network drive.

  1. click Start , then computer.

  2. click on map network drive.

  3. now, make a check mark in connect using different credentials.

  4. click on Finish.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.

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• 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).