Net Use doesn't show mapped drives

Just as i it answered them.

If you start the command prompt as administrator, it does not mean that it is started with your account creditials.

And therefore it may be that they are not displayed.

There can be several administrator accounts on one system.

Pinocchio21 said:

I think I found why.
When I run cmd as Administrator then I get "New connections will be remembered. There are no entries in the list."
However, when I run cmd without elevated privileges then net use returns all mapped drives.

I see the same thing in Command Prompt and also in PowerShell and my 2 NAS drives connected to the Router, both Wired and Wireless. I'm the only User on the computers and with Administrative rights.

I did both in both and got the same results.

Pinocchio21 said:

However, when I run cmd without elevated privileges then net use returns all mapped drives.

Berton said:

I see the same thing in Command Prompt and also in PowerShell and my 2 NAS drives connected to the Router, both Wired and Wireless. I'm the only User on the computers and with Administrative rights.

Tekkie Boy said:

@Berton

please execute the command in a normal CMD or PowerShell, without admin rights.

Berton said:

I did both in both and got the same results.

I get the same results as well.

Tekkie Boy said:

@Berton

Are the NAS really mapped as network drives in Windows Explorer? It works fine for me:

The drives show in Network in File Explorer but I only Map the Public folder on them.