Windows Thread, Net Use command prompt vs Net Use bat file in Technical; Hello,
Bit of an odd one that I hoped the brains on here might be able to help with.
I've ...
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22nd March 2012, 03:04 PM #1
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Net Use command prompt vs Net Use bat file
Hello,
Bit of an odd one that I hoped the brains on here might be able to help with.
I've got a program that maps drives, depending the the username entered, home drives, shared areas depending on staff or pupil etc.
It works, apart from the Home drive part. If the bat file tries to map the home drive I get System Error 55. If I manually type in the same command into a cmd window it works fine.
I've used a bunch of net use d: /delete and all that before It starts.
Anyone shed some light on where I might have gone wrong?
Thanks
Stu
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22nd March 2012, 04:22 PM #2 if you use ad the home drive should already be set without needing it in a script iirc
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23rd March 2012, 07:32 AM #3
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Originally Posted by
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if you use ad the home drive should already be set without needing it in a script iirc
Yes, to clarify this a bit, we have a bunch of standalone laptops that connect to the wireless. My program pop's up and they enter student or teacher username and password, and it then maps the drives depending on what user was entered. The school wanted to use the laptops without the student / teacher profile being loaded up, and wanted to get into the home drives. This seemed a fairly good solution.
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