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Hi there
@kado897
@Bree
With XP (Virtual Machine) it works perfectly connecting the Audio folder as drive "Z" on the XP machine
here's what I mean -- should be obvious enough although not in English.
I don't want to connect to the whole drive (around 11 TB !!) - just the audio music files part in this case.
Seems we've regressed since XP days !!!!!!
Cheers
jimbo
Hi there
Nothing wrong in using the command line - but it's so easy with context menu -- as it was working perfectly in XP why on earth did Ms remove it or make it more difficult --- when XP was around very few people even had things like NAS servers at home and HDD's were tiny by today's standards -- in any case it's much better security to be able to restrict network shares by folder rather than the whole drive.
I think at work the I.T dept restricts shares to specific folders -- but I'm using W7 at work still so probably problem doesn't arise there.
Cheers
jimbo
Sorry, I don't see how mapping a drive is any different in Windows 10 compared to XP. It looks and works the same as far as I can see. Both can map a drive letter to a folder on a share.
Right-click on 'This PC' in the navigation pane of File Explorer, there's your context menu.but it's so easy with context menu...