: Use the following command to map a network drive, replacing Z: with the drive letter you want to use and \\server\share with the path to the network drive:
If connecting to a legacy NAS or older Windows Server (e.g., Server 2003), the connection may fail if the server only supports SMB 1.0. mapping network drive windows 10
There are three primary methods to map a network drive in Windows 10: GUI, Command Line (CMD), and PowerShell. Command Line (CMD)
: Use the following command to map a network drive, replacing Z: with the drive letter you want to use and \\server\share with the path to the network drive:
If connecting to a legacy NAS or older Windows Server (e.g., Server 2003), the connection may fail if the server only supports SMB 1.0.
: Press Windows + R , type cmd , and press Enter.
: Click “Finish”.
There are three primary methods to map a network drive in Windows 10: GUI, Command Line (CMD), and PowerShell.
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