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win:network_drives [2020/06/03 13:25]
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win:network_drives [2024/09/22 19:51] (current)
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 A partial fix for this is to give the computer a static IP address, this works most of the time because it causes the network to be ready faster, but not always and may not be an option. A partial fix for this is to give the computer a static IP address, this works most of the time because it causes the network to be ready faster, but not always and may not be an option.
  
-A better option is to make a scheduled task that runs when the network is available+A better option is to make a scheduled task that runs when the network is available, as described in [[#Setup]].
-  * Open Task Scheduler +
-  * Action > Create Task +
-  * General > Name > ''Reconnect Network Drives'' +
-  * Triggers > New: +
-    * Begin the task > ''At log on'' > ''Any User'' +
-    * Delay task for > ''30 seconds'' +
-  * Actions > New: +
-    * Action > ''Start a program'' +
-    * Program/Script > ''cmd.exe'' +
-    * Add arguments: +
-<code> +
-/c "net use R: \\FileServer\Public & +
-net use S: \\FileServer\Documents & +
-net use T: \\FileServer\Photos & +
-net use U: \\FileServer\Music & +
-net use V: \\FileServer\Video & +
-net use W: \\FileServer\Software & +
-net use X: \\FileServer\Dereks Documents & +
-net use Y: \\FileServer\Downloads & +
-net use Z: \\FileServer\Dereks Backups" +
-</code> +
-  * Conditions > Network: +
-    * Select ''Start only if the following network connections are available'' +
-    * Select ''Any Connection''+
  
 ====Admin Access to User Shares==== ====Admin Access to User Shares====
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 To work around this problem, configure the EnableLinkedConnections registry value. This value enables Windows to share network connections between the filtered access token and the full administrator access token for a member of the Administrators group. To work around this problem, configure the EnableLinkedConnections registry value. This value enables Windows to share network connections between the filtered access token and the full administrator access token for a member of the Administrators group.
  
-Download and run the following file to make the change to the registry:+====Setup==== 
 +  * Open the network tab in Explorer and connect to the network share to authenticate for the first time, make sure to select ''Remember my credentials'' 
 +  * Open Task Scheduler 
 +  * ''Action'' > ''Create Task'' 
 +  * ''General'': 
 +    * ''Name'' > ''Reconnect Network Drives'' 
 +    * ''Run only when user is logged on'' 
 +    * ''Configure for'' > ''Windows 10'' 
 +  * ''Triggers'' > ''New'': 
 +    * ''Begin the task'' > ''At startup'' 
 +  * ''Conditions'' > ''Network'' > ''Start only if the following network connections are available'' 
 +  * ''Actions'' > ''New'': 
 +    * ''Action'' > ''Start a program'' 
 +    * ''Program/Script'' > ''cmd.exe'' 
 +    * ''Add arguments'': 
 +<code> 
 +/c "net use R: "\\FileServer\Public" & net use S: "\\FileServer\Documents" & net use T: "\\FileServer\Photos" & net use U: "\\FileServer\Music" & net use V: "\\FileServer\Video" & net use W: "\\FileServer\Software" & net use X: "\\FileServer\Dereks Documents" & net use Y: "\\FileServer\Downloads" & net use Z: "\\FileServer\Dereks Backups"" 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +  * Download and run the following file to allow applications run as administrator to access these shares:
 <code reg ShareNetworkShares.reg> <code reg ShareNetworkShares.reg>
 Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
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