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by gregpip
While there are many ways to map a drive, you may want to expand upon your question. What is your network setup? Are the profiles local or roaming? Taking a shot with this you will want to use User Manager and setup a home drive for each user.Gregory Pipkins
gregpip@gregorypipkins.com
by geno
by geno
by beermonster
Hi,
working on the assumption that you want this on a single machine, and that you don't want to use group policy or domain based logon scripts, and also that everyone logging on will have rights to access the shares in question then the simplest solution is this -
create a batch file containing the following for each drive, obviously altering the drive letter and sharename as appropriate. You could delete any mapped drives at the start of the script to prevent errors, but I prefer the persistent switch.
net use Z: \\server\share /persistent:no
next edit the following key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
and add an entry for your batch file. This will cause the file to be run whenever anyone logs on. There are nicer ways to do this where multiple machines \ users are concerned (see my opening comments) but if my assumptions are correct then this will do what you require...
by geno
by geno
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