XP Mode drive letters for local/network drives


  1. dianedebuda
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    XP Mode drive letters for local/network drives


    Fresh XP Mode install following Brink's tutorial. Integration enabled. Can see local Win 7 D & E drives plus Win 7 mapped network S drive as network styled driveletter on machinename using XP Mode Explorer. What I want to do is assign a drive letter to each within XP Mode. "dir \\machinename\driveletter" does not work, so can't use net use. Explorer Tools - Map Network Drive can't see anything in the Workgroup, so maybe I need something turned on? Gosh, this has got to be a super common thingy. One would think I'd be able to google it right up...
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  3. dianedebuda
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    Windows 7 Pro 64bit
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    Ok, now find all this mapping stuff under Terminal Services.
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