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December 23rd 06, 10:43 AM
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MAP network drive does not remember logon info
My mapped network drives do not remember logon info. When Vista starts the
drives are not mapped. If I click on the drive I am presented a screen for logon info but it is blank. If I enter the info it works until the next reboot. -- David Hettel 
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November 8th 08, 08:29 PM
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MAP network drive does not remember logon info
Microsoft is trying the last 10 years (at least) to develop a proper OS…. Those people are completely useless!!! Anyhow a solution to this problem is as follows (works in Vista): 1. map the networks driver of your desire -as usual- by right-clicking on ‘my computer’ etc. 2. create an “.bat” file with the following content: net use \\ip-address password /user:username For instance: net use \\192.168.1.11 mypassword /user:usern_name 3. place that ‘.bat’ file in the start-up directory of Windows, and that’s all ! -- geolos
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November 8th 08, 08:39 PM
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MAP network drive does not remember logon info
Microsoft is trying the last 10 years (at least) to develop a proper OS…. Those people are completely useless!!! Anyhow a solution to this problem is as follows (works in Vista): 1. map the networks driver of your desire -as usual- by right-clicking on ‘my computer’ etc. 2. create an “.bat” file with the following content: net use \\ip-address password /user:username For instance: net use \\192.168.1.11 mypassword /user:usern_name 3. place that ‘.bat’ file in the start-up directory of Windows, and that’s all ! -- geolos Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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