Hi
Dinukawk,
Using Notepad, copy the two lines above for the script.
- The first line removes the mount, this is good if it's dropped or stuck
- The second line reconnects it again:
- "e:" can be any letter you want, that isn't in use
- "\\sharefoldername" is the server you want to connect to
- If the access requires a username and password different from the person logging in, then you need the extra two bits at the end; password and username
net use e: /delete
net use e: \\sharefoldername password /user:username
Save as any name you want, but instead of ".txt" at the end use ".bat". If it still seems to be a text file then check if it hasn't just written ".bat.txt" and hidding it from you, see here for info on extentions: https://it.nmu.edu/docs/common-windows-file-extensions
Then save the file in the Startup folder for all users. This location is different depending on the version of Windows.
For Windows 7/8/10 this should be it:
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
You will need to be administrator to save to the folder. And Notepad might not like that. So instead, save the file somewhere else, them move it to the folder. Windows will then ask for admin rights.
