Disconnect network drive with a "net" command line command / Opposite of "net use" ?

[Anja Mechtel]

I can connect/map a network drive from the command line by using the "net use" command e.g.

net use M: \\barny\myfolder23 /persistent:no

This works fine. But how do I disconnect this mapping again from the command line?

"net stop" is as far as I know only for stopping services.

Anja

 

[Guest]

Net use driveletter: /delete will disconnect the drive

If you do net use /? it will give you a list of options that you can use.

 

[Steve Winograd [MVP]]

I can connect/map a network drive from the command line by using the "net use" command e.g.

net use M: \\barny\myfolder23 /persistent:no

This works fine. But how do I disconnect this mapping again from the command line?

"net stop" is as far as I know only for stopping services.

Anja

net use M: /d

or

net use M: /delete

For more information on the "net use" command:

net use /?
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[clumper2]

to disconnect a mapped network drive use the command net use z:/delete