What if the Win7 system fails to reconnect all network drives?

Recently, many users are responding to Win7 prompts and can't reconnect all network drives. What is going on? In fact, this is because your computer has a mapped network drive and has set "Reconnect" when logging in, and the network drive mapped on your computer is not turned on or the network is faulty. So how do you solve this problem? The following small series introduces you to Win7 tips that can not reconnect all network drives.

Cause Analysis:

Because your computer maps the disk of another computer to a drive letter of the ground, the system will always search the original mapped disk before the computer boots to the desktop. The computer is not turned on or the disk is no longer shared, and your computer cannot be connected. It will prompt “Cannot reconnect all network drives”.

Solution:

1. Open my computer in the computer company win7 Ultimate system, click on the mapping network drive of the tool menu;

2, then choose to use The drive letter, enter the network drive location to be mapped below, such as: \\\\FileOne\\eMuleDownload (\\\\computer name\\folder name);

3, and select the following “ reconnect when logging in ” Otherwise the drive does not exist after restarting, you have to remap;

4, here to note is, do not point to the "Use other user name to connect" or else next time Will prompt "can not reconnect … … & rdquo;;

5, at this point to determine, if the machine is on a computer you have not visited, it will automatically pop up like accessing a network neighborhood Login window, fill in the username and password and check “remember my password”

The above is a small series for everyone to introduce Win7 can not reconnect all network drive solutions, users who have encountered similar problems, may wish to try the above methods.