Mapped Network drive - how to give it its own folder tree?

Hi all,

I have a mapped network drive and i want to give it its own folder tree on windows explorer (much like OneDrive or SharePoint) i know i could just pin it to quick access but then it gets hidden amongst all my recently used folders.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks in advance

In File Explorer [renamed from Windows Explorer a couple versions earlier] I map the Public Folder on my 2 NAS drives and get everything stored in it listed the same as on the Internal drives whether on Windows, Linux or macOS. Each drive is listed in the left Navigation panel under the local drives.

Hi Berton,

Yup that is what i have too, but if possible i would like to take them out from there and have them on their own

I think I'd look into creating a Shortcut to a Folder on the drive/s,maybe put it on the Desktop or in the Libraries in File Explorer. The only real issue I have with Shortcuts is assuring what they point to stays the same through restarts. By default Windows usually assigns drive letters to Networked storage beginning with Z: and working back up the alphabet, my first was Z: and Y: got added to the second drive.

Also, using File Explorer on the Taskbar you can open a desired Folder, right-click the File Explorer icon and Pin that Folder [or maybe a particular file] to the list, makes for quick access.