Manually mapped network drives


  1. MarcMorgan
    Posts : 4
    Windows 7 x64bit
       New #1

    Manually mapped network drives


    Hi All

    Hope you can help.

    I want to know if there is anyway to find out if a network shared drive (showing within 'My Computer') is manually connected/mapped. (btw we are using a AD - GPO & Desktop Authority)

    I don't want to disconnect all the drives and then log the user off as i want to see if there is a simpler way to check this.
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  3. questorfla
    Posts : 4
    windows 8 Pro
       New #2

    you could alwasy open a command prompt and try the "net use: command
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