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the network using Net use command. Whatever ‘Map Network drive’ does in explorer, ‘Net use’ command does the same thing from system error 85 mapping drive command line.Below you can find the syntax of this command with some
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examples.Map a network share to a driveLet’s say you have a network share \\RemotePC\Share which you want net use error 67 to map to a drive. You can do that with the below command.Net use * \\RemotePC\ShareThe above command would try to map the share to the first available https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/253821 drive starting from Z: We can also specify the drive name in the place of ‘*’. If you try to map to a network drive that’s not available you would get the below error.c:\>net use Z: \\remptepc\share System error 85 has occurred. The local device name is already in use.See Map network drive from command line https://www.windows-commandline.com/net-use-command/ for advanced options for net use and for specifying user name and passwords in the command line.Delete/Disconnect a mapped driveYou can disconnect a mapped drive using ‘net use /delete’ command. For example, to disconnect the drive Z: the command isnet use Z: /deleteDelete all mapped network drivesYou can delete all mapped drives using the below command.net use * /deleteGet current mapped drives listc:\>net use New connections will be remembered. Status Local Remote Network ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Z: \\remotepc\share Microsoft Windows Network The command completed successfully. { 3 comments… add one } SAJITHKUMAR U.M.Sir, My dot matrix printer connecting computer with usb cable. No printer port available in the computer. And I have 5 more computers through network. I wish to execute DOS PRINT from all these computers. I expect your valuable reply earliest. Reply Link Wellington Torrejais da SilvaThanks!!! Reply Link DavidI'm trying to map a drive with an & in the name but it's not buying it. Any way round this? Reply Link Cancel replyLeave a Comment Name
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often, the NET USE command is used for network drive mapping. The NET USE command can be used also to disconnect a computer from a shared resource, or to display information about computer network connections. The NET USE command also controls persistent net connections.What network resource can I connect to using NET USE?When connecting to a network device using the NET USE command or the NET CONNECT command, you can connect to any of the following:printer LPT1 thru LPT4, serial port COM1 thru COM4, AUX1 thru AUX4logical drive A: thru Z:Logical drives are most commonly referenced devices when using the NET USE command.Difference between NET USE and NET CONNECTThe commands NET USE and NET CONNECT are interchangeable. Originally IBM introduced the NET USE command and Microsoft used the NET CONNECT command. The NET USE command is being used more often now and is the preferred method these days.Where NET USE is used?The NET USE command is only available on client computers, that is most often on desktop workstations. A "client computer" in this context refers to the relationship of the computer not to the physical configuration. A client computer is the one that connects to somewhere, the one that relies on the target resource. The NETWORK.COM or CLIENT.COM modules need to be loaded for this command to work.Before you can use any network device or drive, it must have been previously shared using the NET SHARE command from the server machine.How do I display a list of network connections on my computer?When you use the NET USE command without parameters, NET USE retrieves a simple list of network connections. Go to your Start menu, click Run, type cmd and hit enter. Then, type NET USE and you will see a screen similar to the following output.Status Local Remote Network-------------------------------------------------------------------------------OK H: \\a0001-fila006-v\mpari$ Microsoft Windows NetworkOK O: \\a0001-app9229-s\RMBech Microsoft Windows NetworkOK P: \\a0185-app3A43-s\QRM Microsoft Windows NetworkOK S: \\ho-0001-nas02\teamedm Microsoft Windows NetworkDisconnected X: