By June, the school finally responded, though only with notification of fees for staff to locate and photocopy the documents.
Step 1: Open up Computer icon from your desktop. Step 2: From Computer window click on Map network drive. Step 3: From window that opens up select a drive letter. Step 4: Click Browse button and locate your external drive. Step 5: Once you find it click OK.Step 6: Make sure that checkbox in front of Reconnect at sign-in. Step 7: Click Finish to map your network drive. Step 8: Next time when you open Computer you will see your network drive with the letter you choose in Step 3.tep 3: From window that opens up select a drive letter. Step 4: Click Browse button and locate your external drive. Step 5: Once you find it click OK. Step 6: Make sure that checkbox in front of Reconnect at sign-in. Step 7: Click Finish to map your network drive.
When you create a shortcut to a shared folder or computer on a network (also called mapping a network drive), you can get to it from Computer or Windows Explorer without having to look for it or type its network address each time.ust instqalled Windows 7 at the office. All works fine except that the mapped network drives show up with a red x after reboot. If I double click on them they work fine but Wondows sees them as not connected.