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Basically I have about 15 network drives that I have mapped to my computer at
all times. Each of the drives require a password to connect to them, which in
turn makes windows take a hell of a long time to 'load my personal settings'.
I have been looking into the problem a couple of different ways. I looked
for a way to disable auto connect 'feature' in Windows so that it doesn't
take quite so long to load up my desktop. No luck. I also am now looking
into deleting all my network drives on shutdown and recreating them at
startup using the net use commands in a batch.
The only problem with this is that the names of the drives are very cryptic
and I cannot remember which one is for what. Is there a way to easily rename
the network drives just after they are mapped in startup? I have googled it
but have only found vb scripts and that seems to complicated for something
(hopefully) so simple.
Any help would be great, thanks.
all times. Each of the drives require a password to connect to them, which in
turn makes windows take a hell of a long time to 'load my personal settings'.
I have been looking into the problem a couple of different ways. I looked
for a way to disable auto connect 'feature' in Windows so that it doesn't
take quite so long to load up my desktop. No luck. I also am now looking
into deleting all my network drives on shutdown and recreating them at
startup using the net use commands in a batch.
The only problem with this is that the names of the drives are very cryptic
and I cannot remember which one is for what. Is there a way to easily rename
the network drives just after they are mapped in startup? I have googled it
but have only found vb scripts and that seems to complicated for something
(hopefully) so simple.
Any help would be great, thanks.